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Eighteen gripping short stories, based on true events, by a retired homicide detective, police captain from Miami-Dade, Florida. * A cop's toughest Job? Nothing to do with crime. * Hubert Survives his first colonoscopy * An old violinist's moment in Carnegie Hall * When is freedom, not freedom?* There's more to being bullied. There's the bully.* Discovering a mother discovering a child * A tenacious child's search for love finds its reward "e;These "e;novelettes"e; linger in the mind, each an exploration into human nature and human relationships: loss, tragedy, struggle, youth, old age, the gift of love, the denial of love. Make you think, they do. And more important, they make you feel. Don't miss it."e; - Neal Stannard, Author, Radio News Anchor. "e;Frank's vast experience in law enforcement and classical music elicit the full spectrum of emotions from readers; Joy, sorrow, resignation, regret, anger, desire. The stories are packed with believable, three-dimensional characters, not plastic heroes. A great collection for those who love short stories. Through them, Frank has provided that perfect combination of entertainment and something to ponder."e; - Lou Belcher, Editor of Florida Book News

Eighteen gripping short stories, based on true events, by a retired homicide detective, police captain from Miami-Dade, Florida. * A cop's toughest Job? Nothing to do with crime. * Hubert Survives his first colonoscopy * An old violinist's moment in Carnegie Hall * When is freedom, not freedom?* There's more to being bullied. There's the bully.* Discovering a mother discovering a child * A tenacious child's search for love finds its reward "e;These "e;novelettes"e; linger in the mind, each an exploration into human nature and human relationships: loss, tragedy, struggle, youth, old age, the gift of love, the denial of love. Make you think, they do. And more important, they make you feel. Don't miss it."e; - Neal Stannard, Author, Radio News Anchor. "e;Frank's vast experience in law enforcement and classical music elicit the full spectrum of emotions from readers; Joy, sorrow, resignation, regret, anger, desire. The stories are packed with believable, three-dimensional characters, not plastic heroes. A great collection for those who love short stories. Through them, Frank has provided that perfect combination of entertainment and something to ponder."e; - Lou Belcher, Editor of Florida Book News