City Wolves

Mike Chase

Dec 2012 · iUniverse

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Captain James OMalley is the fearless leader of the Kansas City Police Department in 1940. Organized crime is doing its best to run the city, under the watchful eye of mob boss Vincentiso Gargotta. OMalley and his boys keep the gangsters in check, but soon, they realize the mafi a is the least of their worries.

A cold-blooded killer is on the loose in Kansas City. OMalley suspects this murderer is working for organized crime on a nationwide basis, but suspicions dont collar criminals; OMalley needs evidence. Theres also evidence that ties the crimes to the Nazi party. Could there be a spy in this mobster playground?

Some veteran offi cers turn up dead under mysterious circumstances, and OMalley faces corruption within his own department. As political pressure turns up the heat on the captain, circumstances begin to take a toll on the honest, hardworking offi cers of the department. It seems there are plenty of wolves out in Kansas City, and only the KCPD can handle them.

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About the author

Mike Chase is a lifelong resident of Kansas City, Missouri. He was a second generation Kansas City police officer who retired from the department after thirty years. During his law enforcement career, Chase served in several capacities, from patrolman to detective to supervisor.

Mike Chase is a lifelong resident of Kansas City, Missouri. He was a second generation Kansas City police officer who retired from the department after thirty years. During his law enforcement career, Chase served in several capacities, from patrolman to detective to supervisor.

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