Jerome Charyn: Blue Eyes (USA 2014)

From the Publisher:
A cop and his disgraced mentor attempt to bust a white slavery ring
Before Isaac Sidel adopts him, Manfred Coen is a mutt. A kid from the Bronx, he joins the police academy after his father's suicide leaves him directionless, and is trudging along like any other cadet when first deputy Sidel, the commissioner's right hand man, comes looking for a young cop with blue eyes to infiltrate a ring of Polish smugglers. He chooses Coen, and asks the cadet to join his department after he finishes the academy. Working under Sidel means fast promotions, plush assignments, and, when a corruption scandal topples his mentor, the resentment of every rank-and-file detective on the force.

Now just an ordinary cop, Coen hears word that his old mentor has a line on a human trafficking operation. When Sidel's attempt at infiltration fails, he sends in Coen. For Coen, it's a shot to prove himself and redeem his mentor, but it could cost the blue-eyed cop his life.

Jerome Charyn: Blue Eyes. An Isaac Sidel Novel. MysteriousPress.com/Open Road, ISBN: 9781480479777 (January, 2014), 242 p., $31.95.

Jerome Charyn: Blue Eyes (USA 2012)

From the Publisher:
A cop and his disgraced mentor attempt to bust a white slavery ring
Before Isaac Sidel adopts him, Manfred Coen is a mutt. A kid from the Bronx, he joins the police academy after his father's suicide leaves him directionless, and is trudging along like any other cadet when first deputy Sidel, the commissioner's right hand man, comes looking for a young cop with blue eyes to infiltrate a ring of Polish smugglers. He chooses Coen, and asks the cadet to join his department after he finishes the academy. Working under Sidel means fast promotions, plush assignments, and, when a corruption scandal topples his mentor, the resentment of every rank-and-file detective on the force.

Now just an ordinary cop, Coen hears word that his old mentor has a line on a human trafficking operation. When Sidel's attempt at infiltration fails, he sends in Coen. For Coen, it's a shot to prove himself and redeem his mentor, but it could cost the blue-eyed cop his life.

Jerome Charyn: Blue Eyes. An Isaac Sidel Novel. MysteriousPress.com/Open Road, ISBN: 9781453290002 (October, 2012), 242 p., $14.99.

Jerome Charyn: Blue Eyes (USA 2012)

From the Publisher:
A cop and his disgraced mentor attempt to bust a white slavery ring
Before Isaac Sidel adopts him, Manfred Coen is a mutt. A kid from the Bronx, he joins the police academy after his father's suicide leaves him directionless, and is trudging along like any other cadet when first deputy Sidel, the commissioner's right hand man, comes looking for a young cop with blue eyes to infiltrate a ring of Polish smugglers. He chooses Coen, and asks the cadet to join his department after he finishes the academy. Working under Sidel means fast promotions, plush assignments, and, when a corruption scandal topples his mentor, the resentment of every rank-and-file detective on the force.

Now just an ordinary cop, Coen hears word that his old mentor has a line on a human trafficking operation. When Sidel's attempt at infiltration fails, he sends in Coen. For Coen, it's a shot to prove himself and redeem his mentor, but it could cost the blue-eyed cop his life.

Jerome Charyn: Blue Eyes. An Isaac Sidel Novel. MysteriousPress.com/Open Road, ISBN: 9781453251539 (April, 2012), 234 p., eBook $9.99.

Jerome Charyn: Blue Eyes (UK 2003)

From the Publisher:
Manfred 'Blue Eyes' Coen is a cop on loan to the First Deputy's office, sent to the mean streets of his old Bronx neighbourhood to do some very dirty business. Child brides are being kidnapped and are turning up in Mexico, and the daughter of a millionaire has gone missing. Are Coen's childhood friends, the Guzmanns, the key to this mystery? Caught between personal loyalties and his reputation as the toughest, sharpest cop in New York City, it's up to Blue Eyes to solve the case. But too many people are double-crossing him -- and too many people want him dead.

Jerome Charyn: Blue Eyes. Bloosmbury, ISBN: 0747563594 (July, 2003), 247 p., £6.99.