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Frank Zafiro’s fourth installment in his River City series, And Every Man Has to Die, finishes in heart-pounding and heartbreaking fashion.Tension builds throughout the story as a new criminal element has moved in and they look to consolidate power among rival gangs. The River City Police Department must respond accordingly. In dealing with this issue, several different viewpoints are used—patrol officers, detectives, and department leaders. It makes for a fast and interesting read.As a warning
Russian gangs are taking over the River City underworld. The men and women of the police department are the last line of defense against the former Soviet bloc criminals. But both groups will soon learn how far the other will go to win this battle. They’ll learn that the price of victory can be high. They’ll learn that sometimes blood flows...And Every Man Has to Die.
A good book in a good series. Truly engaging police series.
Good bookA little more difficult to get into, but good toward middle and end. Still want to read the next in the series.
I’ve cited Frank Zafiro’s River City books as worthy successors to Ed McBain’s 87th Precinct series.This book continues that standard of achievement.If you’re looking for a book that’s all candy and roses, this isn’t it. If you’re looking for a book that shows a realistic picture of modern policing, this is your cup of tea. Zafiro’s books have a sharper, more brutal edge than McBain’s, reflecting the harder, more dangerous world police operate in today.Russian mobsters are preparing to take over...
IntenseIt was a good read. The story kept me engaged and the end was a thriller. I recommend this book if you like crime stories.
Good readI thought it was a good read. Some predictability, some suspense. Good series looking forward to next book. Try it
