Alphaville New York, 1988: Welcome to Heroin City Michael Codella true crime addictive brilliant

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Alphaville New York, 1988: Welcome to Heroin City Michael Codella true crime addictive brilliant

The book is a paperback book in a very good condition and has 368 pages

****ABOUT THE BOOK*****

Welcome to Alphabet City, Manhattan's most crime-ridden neighbourhood with murder, r#ape and violence hitting record levels the streets, fuelled by a drug problem that's got the city by the throat. It was into this vision of hell that Mike Codella and his partner Gio stepped in 1988, two plainclothes narcs expected just to pull a few street arrests to keep statistics looking good, and try to get out alive.

But Mike had his eyes on something bigger. Davey Blue local kingpin, druglord and stone cold murderer. Just one drawback - no one even knew what he looked like. Fascinating, brutal and told with a furious, even poetic energy, Alphaville stands shoulder to shoulder with other modern true crime classics such as Serpico, The French Connection, Wiseguy, or David Simon's Homicide.'Nerve-shreddingly real. Addictive, brilliant and compelling' R.J. Ellory, bestselling author of A Simple Act of Violence

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