"A POlice Report With a Heart"

Editor's Review:

“A Narc’s Tale is one man’s journey through six years of deep undercover narcotics and other vices investigations. These first-hand accounts are quite raw and emotional. It’s like reading a police report with a heart, as you get a glimpse at law enforcement at its best. A Narc’s Tale will make you laugh, cry, and angry all in one sitting. It’ll have you demanding justice for victims of violent crimes, both young and old. It’ll turn you into a champion for the ‘little guy’ who is persecuted for standing up for what is right when it’s both unpopular and dangerous to do so. It’ll open your eyes and heart to the triumphs and struggles of a seasoned narc in the thick of action and excitement, all while being isolated from friends and family. It’ll captivate and educate you on the dark realities of the underground crime world locally and internationally. You’ll have a greater respect for police officers, narcs, and special agents and you'll never look at your surroundings, suspicious people, and parking lots the same again. A Narc’s Tale will shake you to the core and it’ll change you for the better,

if you’ll let it.”

Additional Praise for A Narc's Tale

Beta Reader, HWM, says “A Narc’s Tale Vol. 1 provides an eye-opening personal account of the author’s early career in law enforcement and undercover work fighting the battle against drugs. Grounsell provides gripping details of how his inner motivation and commitment to justice led him into his life’s calling to serve and protect. This book is a real page turner taking you through one intense case and investigation after another.”

A major literary agency with offices in NYC, Chicago, CA and FL, says “A Narc’s Tale has a gripping premise and

I enjoyed reading” it.

Retired Police Detective and Beta Reader, MAW, says “This is more than a book….it is eye opening! It could be a training manual to teach cops how to work undercover and educate anyone on details that I never learned about the drug underworld in my more than 27 years of law enforcement.”