I just finished, Apaches, the 1997 Ballantine Publishing detective novel by Lorenzo Carcaterra. It's an amazing story beginning with the individual lives of the cops who will later become the Apaches, a team of pensioners who take on a multi million dollar drug cartel led by Lucia. It's a great story for anyone who has been disabled or is now pensioned. It celebrates the wounded. Lorenzo Carcaterra's most famous novel is the 2009 Sleepers made into a movie set in Hell's Kitchen. Carcateera has written episodes for Law and Order. His writing has that police edge where the focus is on facts and action. Apaches is an action packed novel that builds to a block buster ending. I look forward to reading more of Lorenzo Carcateera www.lorenzocarcateera.com
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Bad people are always crazy
"Bad people are always crazy," Dead Eye said. "That's why they do what they do. And sometimes it takes crazy guys like me and Uncle Boomer to go out there and stop them."
Quote from Apaches an excellent detective novel by Lorenzo
Carcaterra.
While this is probably right, and it does simplify things, what is implied if not stated outright is that 'crazy' people aren't always bad.
Quote from Apaches an excellent detective novel by Lorenzo
Carcaterra.
While this is probably right, and it does simplify things, what is implied if not stated outright is that 'crazy' people aren't always bad.
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