The Brass Wall
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Enjoyable all the way through till the end. I was left a bit hanging. Trying too hard to be the next Serpico. A good story though and worth listening to.
I do like a good police story and even so, this one was to much for me. It wasn't horrible, but I got lost SEVERAL times in the mountains and mountians of characters. It is, again, not horrible. But it is to detailed to listen to in "segements" like I do on my drives. It is the typical sit down and read cover to cover, kind of story, if you like police drama, and you have the time!
Loved it! you can feel the tension and frustration of the characters throughout this book!!!! Good for LEOs
David Kocieniewski's "Brass Wall'' takes us deep inside police corruption in the New York Police Department, but sometimes it seems we are drawn in too far in the internal squabbles of police affairs. While the premise itself is intriguing: the good undercover outed by a bad cop, who happens to be the son of of the commander of the Internal Affairs Bureau, the minutia sometimes reads like police jargon, rife with villains and heros. I sometimes forgot Armanti was trying to find the killer of a beloved fireman. He seemed more at ease with being on the "set" and playing his role. For a novice like myself trying to find interest these police thrillers, "Brass Wall" read like a long tale. I never bought the good cop, bad cop story. There are always shades of gray though I sympathized with Vincent Armenti, whose cover was betrayed by a fellow officer.