Crack

by Peter Blauner

The Life of a parol officer in New York and one of his most dangerous clients he’ll ever get.

Daryll King is an African crack/cocaine addict that murders, destroys, beats everything in his high.

Very interesting to learn a bit more about the job of Parole Officers. Story is dark off course with all the drugs and violence.

336 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1991

About the author

Peter Blauner (b. 1959) is the Edgar-winning, New York Times bestselling author of nine novels, including SLOW MOTION RIOT and THE INTRUDER. A native of New York City, he apprenticed under famed newspaper columnist Pete Hamill and first broke into print as a journalist for New York magazine. His books are detailed, character-driven crime novels that have attracted a devoted cult following. His newest novel, PICTURE IN THE SAND, due out in January 2023, is his first work of historical fiction.

Reviews

[Nathalie De witte]

The Life of a parol officer in New York and one of his most dangerous clients he’ll ever get.

Daryll King is an African crack/cocaine addict that murders, destroys, beats everything in his high.

Very interesting to learn a bit more about the job of Parole Officers. Story was great, dark off course with all the drugs and violence.

But well written, and it was nice thrilling read.