Hollywood Station
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Word Count
85,000 words, Guess
Page Count
340 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveisbn_9781847240248
- Internet Archivehollywoodstation0000wamb
- ISBN-101847240240
- ISBN-101847240259
- ISBN-101847240895
and 13 more
- ISBN-139781847240248
- ISBN-139781847240255
- ISBN-139781847240897
- OCLC Control Number71348032
- Better World BooksKQ-545-958
- Better World Books9781847240255
- Better World Books9781847240248
- Better World Books9781847240897
- Better World BooksO7-BZG-459
- Better World BooksKO-970-396
- Better World BooksKO-572-918
- Better World BooksKP-546-875
- Open LibraryOL26284520M
Classifications
- DDC813.54
- LCCPS3573.A475
Description
For a cop, a night on the job means killing time and trying not to get killed. If you're a cop in Hollywood Division, it also means dealing with the most overwrought, desperate, and deluded criminals anywhere. When you're patrolling Sunset and Hollywood Boulevards, neither a good reputation nor the lessons of scandals past will help you keep your cool, your sanity, or your life when things heat up. The robbery of a Hollywood jewelry store, complete with masks and a hand grenade, quickly connects to a Russian nightclub, an undercover operation gone bloodily wrong, and a cluelessly ambitious pair of tweakers. Putting the pieces together are the sergeant they call the Oracle and his squad of street cops. There's Budgie Polk, a twenty-something firecracker with a four-month-old at home, and Wesley Drubb, a rich boy who joined the force seeking thrills. Fausto Gamboa is the tetchy veteran, and Hollywood Nate is the one who never shuts up about movies. They spend their days in patrol cars and their nights in the underbelly of a city that never sleeps. From their headquarters at Hollywood Station, they see the glamour city for what it is: a field of land mines, where the mundane is dangerous and the dangerous is mundane.
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