'Wildly funny, dark, anguished and authentic' - Publishers Weekly Tough, funny, ironic and real, this is a must for devotees of raunchy burnt-out cop stories. Told at a breakneck, irreverent pace, it centres around corruption in a terminally corrupt and decadent NY police precinct where the dialogue is so gritty you think you're sitting in a police locker room. Major film tie-in with the movie of the book being released in 2001. Produced by Joel Silver (48 Hours, Predator, Lethal Weapon, Die Hard, Matrix), it stars Steven Seagal and rapper DMX.