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A review by maudegarrett
Electric Blue by Paul F. Verhoeven
5.0
Paul Verhoevan realized his parents' career in the police force would make a great story. But the way Paul uses humor, bonding with his parents, vulnerability, storytelling and drama really makes this a fantastic read!
Paul, a storyteller first and foremost, injects himself and his thinking into the gruesome, dark and revealing nature of the Australian police force in Sydney's Northern Suburbs as told by his parents. The way he fleshes out the stories with nuance, atmostphere and dialogue is akin to Dr Frankenstein; the uncanny ability to bring things to life.
Paul is a dear friend and I'm so incredibly proud of what he's accomplished in this book.
Paul, a storyteller first and foremost, injects himself and his thinking into the gruesome, dark and revealing nature of the Australian police force in Sydney's Northern Suburbs as told by his parents. The way he fleshes out the stories with nuance, atmostphere and dialogue is akin to Dr Frankenstein; the uncanny ability to bring things to life.
Paul is a dear friend and I'm so incredibly proud of what he's accomplished in this book.