Contra Legem

Against the Law

by S. Michael Siegal

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Contra Legem

Against the Law

by S. Michael Siegal

Published Jun 12, 2017
305 Pages
Genre: FICTION / Crime



 

Book Details

From the Author of Cop Cohen

Contra Legem (Latin for Against the Law), is the sequel to the highly acclaimed debut novel, Cop Cohen, written by S. Michael Siegal. This novel takes place four years after the time Officer Harold Cohen becomes a police officer. In this novel, Harold is surrounded by numerous obstacles that weigh in on his mind. From an austere mother who does not believe that Jewish boys should become policemen, to dealing with dangerous criminals who want to see him eliminated for good, his commitment to marry the woman of his dreams, and finally, dealing with fear of unknown danger where someone else can be the hero but not him. Contra Legem promises to be a powerful, exciting, deeply felt and amusing novel of a Jewish man who became a police officer in this nontraditional occupation. A highly accurate portrayal of the day-to-day life of a police officer. The author, S, Michael Siegal, recently retired from nearly thirty-six years in law enforcement and dedicates this novel to all of the men and women behind the badge who daily serve and protect our communities. And, to the Jewish men and women who have entered into this nontraditional occupation.

 

About the Author

S. Michael Siegal

S. Michael Siegal had recently retired from law enforcement with nearly thirty-six years working in patrol, investigations, internal affairs, detention, and many other areas within this great occupation. He has incorporated much of his knowledge in this career to accurately portray the day-to-day activities that police officers experience. Growing up in a typical Jewish home, he was led to believe that Jewish boys grew up to become lawyers, doctors, businessmen but never policemen. This most-likely made him more eager to enter this nontraditional occupation to protect and serve the community. He has a great admiration for the Jewish authors of years past who had written novels depicting characters whose lives revolved around their religion. Jewish humor has always been a mainstay in the longevity of the Jewish people and hopefully these novels written by S. Michael Siegal will carry on this tradition.

Also by S. Michael Siegal

Cop Cohen