Friday, August 28, 2015
The Job: True Tales from the Life of a New York City Cop by Steve Osborne
"How ya doin?"
This book is a collection of personal essays about what life was like for, Steve Osborne as a NYC cop.
Steve Osborne is a storyteller. I very .... opinionated one at that. When, I was able to look past (or attempt to) his negative references to liberals, I was able to absorb myself into his life stories. I do have to admit, I had to take breaks from in between the essays and pick up other things because they can be a bit redundant. Don't let that sway you because the stories are worth reading.
Expect one story to break your heart (hint: it involves a dog). The first half of the book is is much less personal then the second half, where, Osborne touches on more personal subjects such as 9/11, the death of a family member and retirement.
Many thanks to NPR, without their coverage on this book, I never would have picked it up!
Grade: B -
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Young Rich Widows (The Widows #1) by Kimberly Belle
Young Rich Widows starts off strong! Four partners of a prominent law firm are on a private jet that crashes outside of New York. Four women...
-
The Affair will be released, January 29, 2013. Kathy and Robert have been married for 18 years and have two teenage sons. Life ...
-
A part of the Clinton/Lewinsky scandal I didn't know about and you probably didn't either. Kate Nason memoir is raw and well writt...
No comments:
Post a Comment