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True Blue: An Insider's Guide to Street Cops for Writers
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And Then There Were Three (Silhouette Special Edition No. 1611) (Silhouette Special Edition)
Lynda Sandoval  More Info

Chicks Ahoy
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Thief Of Hearts (Encanto (English))
Lynda Sandoval  More Info

Look Of Love
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Who's Your Daddy?
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Unsettling: A Novel
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One Perfect Man (Silhouette Special Edition No. 1620) (Silhouette Special Edition)
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One And Only (Encanto (English))
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Lynda Sandoval spent seven years with the Wheat Ridge Police Department (Colorado). While a police officer, she wrote three books.  In 1998, she left the Wheat Ridge Police Department to become a full-time writer.  She has since published fourteen books. In her book True Blue, “she explores topics such as the classes officers have to take at the police academy, including everything from U.S. Constitutional law and firearms training to stress management and ethics; an average day on the job, including typical uniform and equipment and an example of a call; arrest procedures; basics of crime scene investigation; search warrants and interrogations; officer-involved shootings and the aftermath; gang slang; Ten-Code system; radio codes; and a listing of additional research resources. True Blue is a must-have for every writer who has cops traipsing through her work.”

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