"insight into how a small town police department"
After four years on the Majestic, Colorado police force
with no opportunities to prove her worth, Lanie Prescott
accepts a job with the Ludlow Police Department. However,
the night before she is to leave, a civil rights case filed
by her predecessor holds up her reassignment. A stunned
Lanie meets her replacement Paul Cabrera; the former Miami
cop burned out from working domestic dispute cases. After
putting her foot in her mouth she goes to her car only to
see someone stealing her stereo. She gives chase in heels
and breaks her foot. Majestic Police Chief Herb Deutsch may be a chauvinist when
it comes to police work, but provides filing tasks that
enable Lanie to bring in some income. As Paul begins to
see her, Lanie falls in love with him and though she
appreciates his show of support and belief that she can
perform the duties of a real cop, she plans to go elsewhere
to prove he is right. Fans of romances that provide insight into how a small town
police department operates will enjoy this tale
that includes a police procedural subplot. Though the
action is somewhat limited, broken ankle chase and all, the
story line provides a deep look at Lanie and Paul, but also
enables the audience to see how Chief Deutsch feels
especially about a female cop on his team. The love story
between the two officers adds warmth to this life of a
cop tale. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted September 24, 2003
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