Francis M. Franco. Shot for three bucks and change. The only witness, his ten-year old daughter. Thirty-five years later, that daughter is LAPD Lieutenant L.A. Franco. Tired of running, Frank realizes its time to either face the past or die by its long hand. In an effort to quiet her demons she ...
Lambda Literary Award Nominee Lieutenant Franco faces a psychotic killer. Case closures are up and homicide rates are down for LAPD's 93rd Homicide Squad. "Frank", Lieutenant L.A. Franco, is revitalizing her depleted detective crew while quietly mending private scars. And Frank is about to need a...
I'd really give this a 4.5 out of 5The story takes place in L.A. and right from the very first page the reader is introduced to Frank and her Detectives as they investigate a homicide. The story is written in a way that reminds me of several TV shows. There is a central crime being investigated ...
For 'Frank, ' L.A.P.D. Homicide Lieutenant L.A. Franco and her homicide squad, it's business as usual -- a multiple murder, ugly as it is, at least seems to have an easy explanation. Until it coincides with an untimely drive-by shooting.The investigation ultimately pulls Frank and her squad in co...
It’s Lewis. She is going to be late for the morning meeting. “That’s the third time this week, Cheryl. What’s up?” There is silence on the line. Frank can’t legally ask what she wants to. “I’ll be there soon’s I can, LT. Sorry.” “A’ight.” Frank gathers the squad. Except for Lewis, all her cops ar...