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    A Danger to Himself and Others: Bomb Squad NYC Incident 1

    By J.E. Fishman

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    About this ebook

    A disabled veteran explodes into bloody pieces in the middle of Times Square. Days later, a second man blows himself up in Brooklyn.

    Are these the first attacks in a wave of terrorism that could bring New York City to its knees? Or is there a psychotic murderer on the loose, executing a twisted plan for his own hidden motives?

    Detective Manny Diaz—also a veteran, and the newest member of the NYPD Bomb Squad—doesn’t yet know the answer. But he desperately wants to exonerate an honorable man who now lies dead.

    In defiance of his fellow cops, Diaz sets out to develop an independent theory about what’s really going on—even though pursuing this investigation will require pushing himself to the very limits of his own sanity.

    Already burdened by his reputation for resisting authority, Diaz now must solve the crime with no support from his bosses, while convincing those same men that he hasn’t gone crazy.

    And Diaz has only hours to locate a maniacal bomb maker before many more New Yorkers die.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ.E. Fishman
    Release dateMar 4, 2014
    ISBN9780989846103
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    • 3/5
      Good storyline yet with all the intensity that the story presented at some points it did seem to drag on a little bit
    • 3/5
      Detective Manny Diaz is the only on the NYC bomb squad who thinks that disabled army veterans blowing themselves up outside recruiting stations are not terrorists but something else. But as the title suggests is he danger to himself and others? This is a good story with interesting characters and Manny Diaz is one the reader gets to understand how he ticks. There is much detail and descriptive situations that you know this guy knows what he is writing about. It is a good book; not great but certainly kept me interested.
    • 4/5
      I breezed through this book in a few days when I found myself glued to the page to find out what would happen next after the first two supposedly suicide bombings took place. Fishman does a great job of creating an authentic atmosphere for the reader. You are drawn into the NYC Bomb Squad and the story gives you a real feel for the tense atmosphere in the city. What’s interesting as well is the level of character development in the book. Fishman paints a picture of the intelligent driven hero who is also psychologically on edge. The most interesting character in my view though is the villain and the slow unraveling as the reader begins to understand why he is pursuing such a twisted vendetta. Great read and definitely a page turner.