Product Description: Set in New Orleans, the hometown of Hock's new wife, black actress Ruby Flagg, Thrown-Away Child is a pungent Creole stew of family secrets, sour politics, ritual murder, and bittersweet revenge. Hoping for respite from his hard-drinking past in Manhattan, Hock travels to the fabled Land of Dreams with Ruby to meet her close-knit family...read more

Product Description: Born and bred in Hell's Kitchen, Detective Neil Hockaday didn't think that much about an old geezer calling himself Picasso and babbling about slaughter on Tenth Avenue--until the killings began. Now it's up to Hock to stop a murderer who makes killing an

The latest installment in the award-winning, hard-boiled detective series draws detective Neil Hockaday and his pregnant wife into a killer's savage design in Hell's Kitchen, a design he spells out in a play called 'Grief Street.' Reprint.

In New Orleans, NYPD detective Neil Hockaday and his African-American wife, Ruby Flagg, are swept up in a web of family secrets, politics, murder, and revenge involving a scamming alderman, a preacher, and a jazz funeral man. Reprint. PW. AB.

Product Description: Drawn into a vicious homicide case involving New York City homosexuals, Irish detective and newlywed Neil Hockaday pursues a killer from the Metropolitan Opera through the extravagant gay nightlife scene.

New York detective Neil Hockaday, of the S.C.U.M. patrol--Street Crimes Unit-Manhattan--journeys to Ireland to uncover the truth about his father, who disappeared during World War II. Reprint. PW.

New York detective Neil Hockaday of the S.C.U.M. patrol journeys to Ireland in search of the truth about his father, who mysteriously vanished during World War II. By the author of Dark Maze.

After his divorce, a New York detective returns to his boyhood home, Hell's Kitchen, in time to investigate a series of killings and pit his hometown against a powerful real estate developer

Product Description: Book by Adcock, Thomas, Breen, Jon L., Buchanan, Betty, Goulart, Ron

A seasoned police reporter chronicles the daily routine of Manhattan's 19th precinct, a jurisdiction that includes thirty-eight foreign consulates, the posh residences of some of New York's wealthiest citizens, and some of New York's meanest streets