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"This writing is a wonderful effort to produce a book that: "
Reeks with authenticity
Challenges the reader to predict outcomes. Both immediate and eventual.
Intertwines a moral thread throughout with the final climax.
Educates historically to the current reality.
Brings to the reader a colorful caste of characters.
Calls attention to the bias in the hierarchy of law enforcement agencies.
Points to the ethnic predominance of cops and crooks.
Infuses the reader with the impression that male chauvinism predominates law enforcement.
Portrays "cops" motivation...

"Betrayal and Revenge" the reality of crime and criminals, Gibbons once again entertains with his first hand experience of the reality the Mafia, political corruption and romance.

His knowledge of 'Quarter Horses' is revealing. Boston & Texas breeders are into smuggling, murder, narcotics, prostitution, treachery and rape. All taking place from Columbia to Canada. From California to Texas and Galveston to Boston.

William "Bill" Arbuckle, former California lawman. A reviewer of novels pertaining to crime.

Gibbons last novel, "Crime, Passion, and Conscience" revealed a corrupt Boston...

The history books are filled with the names of World War II heroes. Among these heroes are Teddy Sheerin and Steve Ryler, who first meet in Iwo Jima, as both face the possibility of death. Their paths cross again later after the war at Mattie's Tap, where Teddy works as a bartender and Steve feeds his alcoholism. Over the bar, the two seal their friendship and compare war stories. They both decide to become Boston policemen and join the motorcycle force. From here, their lives diverge-Steve follows the path of drink, while Teddy thrives on crime and corruption. Teddy has it all-from lust to...

"Nothing in life comes out as planned; instead, life is a canoe without a paddle, flowing down river. Wherever the canoe happens to bump the shoreline is where your life begins to navigate its future. These are the beliefs that Edward "Eddy" Fallon developed about his life. Take care of number one."

"Typically, those of Irish ancestry, born in America, refer to themselves as Irish-American but they are Irish as much as Afro-Americans are African. Edward considered himself Irish/American, with the Irish part most dominant. "

"The "depression" era attitudes encouraged the corruption of...

The history books are filled with the names of World War II heroes. Among these heroes are Teddy Sheerin and Steve Ryler, who first meet in Iwo Jima, as both face the possibility of death. Their paths cross again later after the war at Mattie's Tap, where Teddy works as a bartender and Steve feeds his alcoholism. Over the bar, the two seal their friendship and compare war stories. They both decide to become Boston policemen and join the motorcycle force. From here, their lives diverge-Steve follows the path of drink, while Teddy thrives on crime and corruption. Teddy has it all-from lust to...

"Nothing in life comes out as planned; instead, life is a canoe without a paddle, flowing down river. Wherever the canoe happens to bump the shoreline is where your life begins to navigate its future. These are the beliefs that Edward "Eddy" Fallon developed about his life. Take care of number one."

"Typically, those of Irish ancestry, born in America, refer to themselves as Irish-American but they are Irish as much as Afro-Americans are African. Edward considered himself Irish/American, with the Irish part most dominant. "

"The "depression" era attitudes encouraged the corruption of...