Robert Leuci is a former NYPD officer whose twenty years on the force provided a unique vantage point for examining corruption and ethical decay within the criminal justice system. Upon retiring, he translated this lived experience into compelling narratives, exploring themes of morality and systemic flaws through his novels and short stories. His work often delves into the complexities of duty and integrity, informed by his firsthand encounters with the harsh realities of law enforcement. Leuci's writing offers a critical and insightful perspective on the challenges faced by those in uniform.
NYPD detective Nick Manaris's raid on a Cuban club, known for its drug and gun trafficking, becomes a chaotic shoot-out that results in an innocent man, Diego Cienfuego, to be murdered in jail and Nick to confront the corrupt police officers involved. Reprint.
A New York City Cop Remembers His Years on the Street, 1961-1981
Focusing on his years as a narcotics detective with the NYPD, the narrative reveals Robert Leuci's thrilling adventures and the harsh realities of law enforcement. It delves into themes of shattered illusions and the moral complexities of his work, ultimately leading to profound spiritual growth. Through his experiences, Leuci provides a candid exploration of the challenges faced by those in the line of duty, offering insights into the personal transformations that arise from navigating a world filled with danger and ethical dilemmas.
A riveting thriller about police corruption and the labyrinth of the human heart.