Henry Hack
author : Henry Hack Henry Hack is a long-time New Yorker from Queens. He served 22 years in the Nassau County, NY Police Department including 10 years in the Police Laboratory where he was qualified as an expert witness in several forensic fields including blood, narcotics and trace evidence. He was the Lab's commanding officer for three years, and also commanded the Eighth Precinct in the Patrol Division. He now resides in coastal North Carolina with his wife, Lorraine. When he is not writing, Henry enjoys golf, traveling and visiting with family and friends.\n Danny Boy is the first novel in a series featuring NYMPD Detective Daniel Boyland, followed by Cases Closed, Mommy, Mommy, Forever Young and The Marsh Mallows (in progress). A second series, beginning with Cassidy's Corner, features NYMPD Police Officer Harry Cassidy as he rises through the ranks to become the commissioner. The Last Crusade and The Romen Society follow. Portraits in Blue, is a collection of fourteen stories set in New York.\n The judge in the Writer's Digest 21st Annual Self-Published Book Awards commented on Cases Closed as \
author : Henry Hack Henry Hack is a long-time New Yorker from Queens. He served 22 years in the Nassau County, NY Police Department including 10 years in the Police Laboratory where he was qualified as an expert witness in several forensic fields including blood, narcotics and trace evidence. He was the Lab's commanding officer for three years, and also commanded the Eighth Precinct in the Patrol Division. He now resides in coastal North Carolina with his wife, Lorraine. When he is not writing, Henry enjoys golf, traveling and visiting with family and friends.\n Danny Boy is the first novel in a series featuring NYMPD Detective Daniel Boyland, followed by Cases Closed, Mommy, Mommy, Forever Young and The Marsh Mallows (in progress). A second series, beginning with Cassidy's Corner, features NYMPD Police Officer Harry Cassidy as he rises through the ranks to become the commissioner. The Last Crusade and The Romen Society follow. Portraits in Blue, is a collection of fourteen stories set in New York.\n The judge in the Writer's Digest 21st Annual Self-Published Book Awards commented on Cases Closed as \