Median Gray by Bill Mesce Jr.
Starts with praise from others about the book .
Story starts NYC Aug 1963
He is a new beat cop and walks a lot getting to know all the shop owners along his path.
So real to life as he comes upon some really bad situations.
Really true to life scenes when he gets shot-so descriptive!
On the detective squad things are a bit safer years later.
Love the investigation into a dirty cop, so cool to find the clues along with them...
This would make an excellent movie because the script is already written and the scenes.
Like this book because it tells me a bit about my father's job when I was very young and what they go through.
Love the location, hidden gems, romance, sex, clues, mystery and how it all comes together.
Received this review copy from the publisher and this is my honest opinion. ( )

Median Gray is interesting. Mesce's writing style reminded me of something but I can't quite put my finger on it. The story was interesting, and the characters engaging. You get a bit wrapped up in the odd narration style and before you know it you're chapters deep and it's hours later. If you enjoy police procedurals, then this will be right up your alley. If you're more into straight thrillers this may not be your cup of tea. ( )