Our author Michael Barrett is getting all kinds of praise for his latest crime novel,
Shoshana. And it's no wonder: as a former police detective, sketch artist, and private investigator, Barrett knows the crime scene intimately.
Westport News recently released an article about their hometown career cop and his successful transition to full-time author:
"I wanted people to see the cop's point of view," he said. On television police officers are portrayed as hard, often emotionless people, he said. "On TV when a cop shoots someone, it's no big deal and that's not at all how it works. Most cops leave the job with post-traumatic stress disorder," the retired officer said. "A macho cop gets a SIDS call and it changes the way he thinks about people."
For the full article complete with insights into Barrett's motivation and inspiration for
Shoshana visit
Westport News. And for more information about Michael Barret,
Shoshana, and his other works, visit his
personal website.
Posted By:
Stacy Briscoe @SLBriscoe
