Most Read This Week In Police

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Most Read This Week Tagged "Police"

Ironwood (Catalina, #2; Harry Bosch Universe, #42)
Twenty Years Later
26 Beauties (Women's Murder Club, #26)
A Welcome Reunion
Those Empty Eyes
Revenge Prey (Lucas Davenport #36)
Calico
The Secrets We Hide (North Falls, #2)
The Crossroads (Joe Pickett, #26)
The Spy Coast (The Martini Club, #1)
Bloodlust (Blood, #2)
Bluebird Gold (Lost Legends, #1)
The Orphanage by the Lake
The Waiting (Harry Bosch, #25; Renée Ballard, #6; Harry Bosch Universe, #39)
Hart's Ridge (Hart's Ridge, #1)
The Wrong Daughter
Stolen in Death (In Death, #62)
Jigsaw (Alex Delaware #41)
Desert Star (Renée Ballard, #5; Harry Bosch, #24; Harry Bosch Universe, #37)
25 Alive (Women’s Murder Club #25)
Echoes of You (Lost & Found, #2)
The Amendment (The Arrangement, #2)
The Dark Hours (Renée Ballard, #4; Harry Bosch, #23; Harry Bosch Universe, #36)
Drowning
Blood Moon (Blood, #1)
Test of Time (Blossom Peak #3)
Pendergast: The Beginning (Agent Pendergast, #0)
The 24th Hour (Women’s Murder Club, #24)
Beyond Her Reach (Bree Taggert, #10)
23rd Midnight (Women’s Murder Club, #23)
The Patient's Secret
Right Behind Her (Bree Taggert, #4)
Lie To Her (Bree Taggert, #6)
Framed in Death (In Death, #61)
Silent Bones (Karen Pirie, #8)
21st Birthday (Women's Murder Club, #21)
The Girl from Devil's Lake (Joanna Brady Mysteries)
Murder in the Family
Drown Her Sorrows (Bree Taggert, #3)
The Next Grave (Columbia River, #6)
On Her Watch (Bree Taggert, #8)
Track Her Down (Bree Taggert, #9)
22 Seconds (Women’s Murder Club, #22)
Catch Her Death (Bree Taggert, #7)
Dead Against Her (Bree Taggert, #5)
Bone Canyon (Eve Ronin, #2)
The Teacher (DS Cross Mysteries, #6)
Blue Norther (Silver Ridge Ranch, #1)
Make It Out Alive (Quinn & Costa, #7)
Temptation Trails (The Haven Brothers, #3)
Crosshairs (Michael Bennett, #16)
Lest We Forgive (Detective Liz Moorland #1)
Echo Road (Mercy Kilpatrick, #9; Bree Taggert, #8.5)
Gated Prey (Eve Ronin, #3)
The Engine House (DCI Evan Warlow, #1)
The Judas Monk Murders
Rage (Kate Burkholder, #17)
Timeless (Lark Cove, #5)
The Unquiet Grave (Cormac Reilly #4)
The Laughing Dead (Steinbeck and Reed, #3)
Ice Cold Malice (DCI Evan Warlow, #3)
The Swimmer
The Black Loch (Lewis Trilogy, #4)
Bonded in Death (In Death, #60)
Lethal Prey (Lucas Davenport #35; Virgil Flowers #16)
A Very Bad Thing
Chasing Wild (The Wilds of Montana, #2)
Ocean Prey (Lucas Davenport #31, Virgil Flowers #13)
A Dead Draw (Tracy Crosswhite, #11)
In Her Tracks (Tracy Crosswhite, #8)
What She Found (Tracy Crosswhite, #9)
Fallen Star (Eve Ronin #6)
Caution: Death at Work (DCI Evan Warlow #2)
Movieland (Eve Ronin, #4)
Out of Nowhere
The Last Remains (Ruth Galloway, #15)
Shadow of the Solstice: A Leaphorn, Chee & Manuelito Novel
Gravely Concerned (DCI Evan Warlow #5)
An Enemy in the Village (Bruno, Chief of Police #18)
Dream Town (Eve Ronin #5)
The Burning (Kate Burkholder, #16)
Ashes Never Lie (Sharpe & Walker, #2)
Desperation in Death (In Death, #55)
Encore in Death (In Death, #56)
A Slowly Dying Cause (Inspector Lynley, #22)
Bleeding Heart Yard (Harbinder Kaur #3)
The Hadacol Boogie (Dave Robicheaux, #25)
Locked In (Department Q, #10)
Passions in Death (In Death, #59)
The Shadow Murders (Department Q, #9)
One Last Kill (Tracy Crosswhite, #10)
Judgment Prey (Lucas Davenport, #33; Virgil Flowers, #15)
Leave No Trace (Kat and Lock, #2)
Past Lying (Karen Pirie #7)
Seven Girls Gone (Quinn & Costa #4)
Turn a Blind Eye (William Warwick, #3)
Forgotten in Death (In Death, #53)
The Harvest Festival Murders (Homefront Sleuths, #6)
The Secret Room (Maeve Kerrigan #12)
The Reaping (Steinbeck and Reed, #2)

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They're so broke that they've actually cut essential services. In many places, they've cut policemen, because, who the fuck needs them? Or firemen, son of a bitch, it's much more fun watching something burn down. ...more
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