Narc : The Unconventional Life and Times of a Federal Narcotics Agent

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Summary: narc: the unconventional life and times of a federal narcoti
Review: Having been in Detroit when harold came on the job, I found the book to be factual, informative , and showed his unique sense of humor. All in all, a good book on the subject.

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Summary: narc: the unconventional life and times of a federal narcoti
Review: Having been in Detroit when harold came on the job, I found the book to be factual, informative , and showed his unique sense of humor. All in all, a good book on the subject.

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Summary: Hard to put down...
Review: If you enjoy books that suck you in and you find hard to put down. Then you will want to read this book. Davidson's style is clean and direct with a very unique sense of humor that makes you feel like you really know him. I have enjoyed this book and will read it again.

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Summary: Hard to put down...
Review: If you enjoy books that suck you in and you find hard to put down. Then you will want to read this book. Davidson's style is clean and direct with a very unique sense of humor that makes you feel like you really know him. I have enjoyed this book and will read it again.

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Summary: Straight from the shoulder !
Review: Mr. Davidson's style is direct and uncomplicated, possibly the result of of submitting reports for many years. The only addition to his 'report' style since his retirement is the injection of welcome humor. From the perspective of one who was (briefly) in the same field of endeavor it is obvious that Mr. Davidson knows the subject, did what he said, and doesn't shrink from rowing against the tide by identifying judges with questionable motives, lawyers who should be sentenced with their clients, some informants who can be more honorable than our system of justice, and bureaucrats more concerned about being criticized than they are with getting the job done as well as their agents in the field. This book is refreshing as hell so put me down for a copy if there's a sequel.

Rating:
Summary: Straight from the shoulder !
Review: Mr. Davidson's style is direct and uncomplicated, possibly the result of of submitting reports for many years. The only addition to his 'report' style since his retirement is the injection of welcome humor. From the perspective of one who was (briefly) in the same field of endeavor it is obvious that Mr. Davidson knows the subject, did what he said, and doesn't shrink from rowing against the tide by identifying judges with questionable motives, lawyers who should be sentenced with their clients, some informants who can be more honorable than our system of justice, and bureaucrats more concerned about being criticized than they are with getting the job done as well as their agents in the field. This book is refreshing as hell so put me down for a copy if there's a sequel.

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Summary: Hard to Put Down
Review: This book is an incredibly captivating read. It's kind of funny because I don't think I've ever read a book with more typo's. They're seriously all over the place. But the author's stories are so intense I somehow stopped caring. He really has a way of writing that makes you feel like you were there. I would reccomend this book to anyone looking for a fast, motivating read.