This willīe the most complete list of every fire fighter to die in the line of duty in the history of the NYCįire Department. Publishing is selling a book titled 'The Last Alarm'. You can find all of John's books on Amazon. The premise allows for a great deal of conflict and action, for the heroes aren't just fighting flames, they are fighting a brutal gang of arsonists, the slumlords that employ them, and the political machine that permits the scheme to take place. It's an intriguing story that shows a New York that most people are completely unfamiliar with. In his novel, When the Bronx Burned, John Finucane, a retired lieutenant with the New York City Fire Department, tells the fascinating story of the burning of the Charlotte Street area of New York's South Bronx during the late 1960s and 70s an era when arson-for-profit drove hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. And you'll find that The Usual is anything but. You'll find how these men brought courage and hope to a time and a place that was short on both.
You'll find what a few brave firefighters can do when pushed to the extreme. Whether youre a new reader with no exposure to the "War Years" or a veteran firefighter with memories and tales of your own, you'll find something to connect with in these stories. The Usual is the story of a young firefighter's journey to become the best firefighter he could be during one of the busiest times in our nation's firefighting history. But does he really care for Madison or is he just trying to revive his stalled career. But her on-again, off-again boyfriend (and fellow Pop Star) isn't ready to let her go. When a handsome fire-fighter saves her life it leads to a fiery romance. It's available on Amazon in print or on your Kindle device.īeautiful, All-American Pop Star, Madison Park is at the height of her career when she suddenly decides she wants the one thing she doesn't have true love. The Guardians of Brooklyn follows the lives of two fire alarm dispatchers, one a rookie and one a 17-year veteran, as they navigate through fire department politics, city politics, arson for profit, murder, union politics and love. The dispatchers inside knew that the zoo was a much quieter calmer place by comparison. Nondescript on the outside, most people walking by thought the Brooklyn CO was part of the nearby Prospect Park Zoo. It was the twenty-fourth time that Fire Alarm Dispatcher Tommy McDonald, who was nearing the end of a double shift at FDNY's Brooklyn Central Office, had asked that question in the last two hours. FDNY Books The Guardians of Brooklyn "What's the address of the fire?"
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