Chickens, Queens and Prostitutes - Shepherd, Gordon
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In 1982, young cop Tom Stevenson is accepted onto the Vice Squad based in Newcastle upon Tyne and discovers a new seedy side of life. From the outset, he has to deal with snake tattooed flashers, massage parlours, public toilets used for sexual activity, whipped husbands needing excuses for their wives and other weird and shocking events. However, the unique humour and camaraderie of his colleagues on the squad help Tom to cope with the perverts and disgusting activities he encounters. Sometime later, a young, gay boy is murdered in a local park, and Tom receives certain information that…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In 1982, young cop Tom Stevenson is accepted onto the Vice Squad based in Newcastle upon Tyne and discovers a new seedy side of life. From the outset, he has to deal with snake tattooed flashers, massage parlours, public toilets used for sexual activity, whipped husbands needing excuses for their wives and other weird and shocking events. However, the unique humour and camaraderie of his colleagues on the squad help Tom to cope with the perverts and disgusting activities he encounters. Sometime later, a young, gay boy is murdered in a local park, and Tom receives certain information that eventually points to the identification of a suspect. Tom arrests a person he believes is responsible for the killing but his superior officer isn't happy at all. Who killed the boy? Was it the person who Tom arrested? Why is Tom in trouble? Will anyone give a damn in six months time?
Autorenporträt
Gordon Shepherd was born at Dilston, near Hexham, but was raised in the Scotswood district of Newcastle upon Tyne. After leaving comprehensive school at the age of sixteen years, he joined the Royal Air Force as a trainee mechanic, something he wasn't suited to and only managed to serve for eighteen months. At the age of nineteen years, he joined Nonhumbria Police and served for thirty years as a Constable. During that time, he joined various specialist squads, such as Shoplifting, Stolen Vehicle and Local Intelligence, which at the time incorporated the Vice Squad. He was trained as a Self-Defence Instructor and was an LGBT Liaison Officer. In 1999, he worked as a member of a murder investigation team in Newcastle City Centre, utilising his knowledge and skills in LGBT matters. He retired in 2006 and currently enjoys writing, photography, natural history and keeping fit.