Dirty Coppers (eBook)

Dirty Coppers
by Richard Chizmar & Ed Gorman

About the eBook:
Sometime in the near future. A hell-hold of an America. Where sometimes you can't tell the good buys from the bad guys.

Mullican (he) and Neely (she) are urban cops who (usually) protect the innocent, but along the way also stuff their own pockets, and kill off a few people that they (and we) really hate. That's the prerogative of the urban cop of the future, doubling as executioner, with your trial held right at the point of arrest.

Now Mulligan and Neely must also play detective, and find out who's killing off the male clientele at the cybersex bars. These are some of the nastiest killings the two cynical coppers have ever encountered.

No matter what you've read... You've never met a pair of cops like Dirty Coppers in this noirish nightmare of future America.

Richard Chizmar is the founder and publisher/editor of Cemetery Dance magazine and the Cemetery Dance Publications book imprint. He has edited more than a dozen anthologies, including The Best of Cemetery Dance, The Earth Strikes Back, Night Visions 10, October Dreams (with Robert Morrish), and the Shivers series. Together Chizmar and Johnathon Schaech founded production company Chesapeake Films, and they've written screenplays and teleplays for United Artists, Showtime, Sony Screen Gems, Lions Gate, NBC, and many other companies. Their first projects include adaptations of Stephen King's From a Buick 8, Douglas Clegg's The Hour Before Dark, Stephen King's and Peter Straub's Black House, Ed Gorman's The Poker Club, as well as episodes of Showtime's Masters of Horror and NBC's Fear Itself.

Ed Gorman has published numerous novels in the suspense field as well as several collections of short stories.  Kirkus Reviews called him "One of the most original crime writers around" while the Oxford Book of American Crime Fiction noted "His novels and stories provide fresh ideas, characters and approaches." Gorman has won the Shamus and the International Fiction Award. He's been nominated twice for an Edgar and once for the UK's Silver Dagger. His novel The Poker Club was made into the film of the same name.

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