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Girl Cop

The Life and Loves of an Officer on the Beat

Häftad, Engelska, 2012

Av Sandy Osborne

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From the moment she takes her first step inside the Police station in her brand new Dr Marten boots, PC Sally Gentle's roller coaster ride in this male dominated environment begins. Girl Cop follows Sally's tentative start in an eye opening career which offers her some extraordinary experiences ranging from fascinating, hilarious and emotive to the downright incredible. Will the spark between Sally and her tutor constable Alex ever be ignited? Will summary justice be served on the station bully? Will Sally complete the Bennett's Lane Challenge to become 'an honorary bloke'?

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2012-11-16
Mått140 x 216 x 16 mm
Vikt359 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieGirl Cop
Antal sidor280
FörlagSilverWood Books Ltd
ISBN9781781320662

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Sandy Osborne is a retired police officer. She began her career as a PE teacher but soon traded her hockey stick for a truncheon and has recently received her twenty year Police Long Service and Good Conduct Award.When her local paper printed an unflattering picture of her in a charity marathon, Sandy felt compelled to respond with an amusing account of her training programme. This led to regular contributions and a taste of national publications. Her writing has never stopped. Girl Cop is a drama based on real events in the British Police Force. Sandy lives in the West Country. She has two grown-up sons. She enjoys tennis, rugby and still keeps up her first love of gymnastics – proudly demonstrating back flips and the splits to amazed friends.

'Girl Cop' really captures the essence of that early 90s Police Station life. – A.C.C. Olivia Pinkney Sandy Osborne's 'Girl Cop' is a must read for the summer. – Ceri, Chick Lit Reviews and News Osborne captures the scenes perfectly and the reader can't help but become immersed in Sally's struggles fitting into a male-dominated career. – Elizabeth Walker, migmag.co.uk (affiliated with Lancaster University)