Brandywine - the Chicago Trilogy |
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| Author:
| Miskel, Don |
| Illustrator:
| Mackey, Benjamin |
| Cover Design by:
| Mackey, Benjamin |
| Designed by:
| Transition Squared Press, |
| Editor:
| Transition Squared Press, |
| Produced by:
| Transition Squared Press, |
| Artist:
| Schleidt, Jay |
| ISBN: | 978-1-951618-00-1 |
| Publication Date: | Nov 2019 |
| Publisher: | Transition Squared Press
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $12.99 |
Book Description:
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Fresh off his latest tour, military reservist and veteran police officer Brandywine rejoins his hometown force with a promotion to detective. Although the landmines he must now dodge are more figurative than literal, including some romantic complications, the chalk-outlined bodies emerge more often than hopscotch grids on the city's South Side. With his gruff new partner watching his every move, the neophyte investigator sets out to even the odds in Chicago's mean streets. But when...
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Fresh off his latest tour, military reservist and veteran police officer Brandywine rejoins his hometown force with a promotion to detective. Although the landmines he must now dodge are more figurative than literal, including some romantic complications, the chalk-outlined bodies emerge more often than hopscotch grids on the city's South Side. With his gruff new partner watching his every move, the neophyte investigator sets out to even the odds in Chicago's mean streets. But when his partner isn't around, the real test begins, and Detective Brandywine must bring all his skills and discover new ones in order to stay alive and get his man (or woman).
A veteran of the military and law enforcement communities, author Don Miskel chooses the Windy City as his locale for Brandywine's debut trilogy, which he brings alive with authenticity and wit. Don's unique imagination spun this tale of real life into existence; you'll hear the music, smell the epicurean offerings, and turn the pages as Don's diction fully entertains.
Popular graphic artist Benjamin Mackey, who is known for co-creating the Saints comic series, designed the cover and inside illustrations. The paperback version features a B&W full-page depiction of the drama for each story, in addition to the colorful cover.