Title: The Choirboys
Product review: I am not a police officer, but I have read most of the author's books. He is a dark writer. There are no heroes in his stories, only losers and whiners. Even the police dogs are not spared; in another of his novels, one gets run over. The Choirboys focuses on L.A. police officers with lots of personal problems and no hope to solve them; one commits suicide. They are portrayed as one-dimensional characters with no life outside of the patrol car or the party hang-out. One good thing, he discredits once and for all the notion of the "John Wayne" model of the policeman in the character of Roscoe Rules. His fictional novels do not promote a positive image of police officers, though, even if they are factual.
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