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   The Police News is fortunate from time to time to be offered books and manuscripts to review,  by authors who are either in law enforcement, have served in law enforcement or have close, personal relationships with law enforcement.  Often we review these books from the time they are rough drafts, to completed manuscripts to the final, printed book.
  
We are happy to share these with our readers.
  
The books on this list fall into a very exclusive category -- books not only worth reading, but books worth owning.  Some of them may even change the way you look at the world of police officers and law enforcement.
  
Unless otherwise noted, the summaries are excerpts from the book -- either the cover flaps or the introduction.  Some books contain a link to the appropriate page at amazon.com


 
Ed Gooding - Soldier, Texas Ranger
By Ed Gooding and Robert Nieman
   
 
Books We Recommend:
  Right, Wrong & Rationalizing Truth
  There's No Crying in Prison
  HPD: What Went Wrong And Why
  Jersey TroopersSacrifice At The Altar of Public Service
  The Sheriff's SonThe most notorious unsolved murder in Medina County
  Blood Lessons What Cops Learn From Life or Death Encounters
  Trials and Tribulations Early Texas Crime Stories
  Jaded Visions
  The real world of prison, crime and justice
  My Body Belongs To Me

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"They dont' amke many Rangers like Ed Gooding anymore."
Ranger Glenn Elliott, Retired, Company B, Longview, Texas


"Ed was just an absolute delight to work with.  He was highly respected and a hard worker.  The last day that he worked, he was still working just as hard as any other day."
Captain Bobby Prince, Retired, Company F, Waco, Texas


"Mr. Gooding told me that if you can police in Bell County, you can police anywhere.  He said that the number of homicides in this area will kill you if you let them.  I found his advise to be trusted and true.  Mr. Gooding left me a well-respected, workable position and I have tried to do the same for my successor."
Ranger Johnny Aycock, Company F, Temple, Texas


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Longview, Texas 75602-4840

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