American Homicide Detective: A Gifted Detective Pursues a Serial Killer

What happens when a racist, bigoted, degenerate family marries into a good, caring family? Read American Homicide Detective and find out.

Johnny McCoy was raised by a loving, caring mother and a racist, bigoted father. His father hated anyone who wasn't lily white, and he beat those thoughts into Johnny every chance he got-both mentally and physically. At ten years old, Johnny learned to shoot like a marksman. At eleven, his father killed his mother, then himself.

Johnny fell in love with his friend's cousin at seventeen-a black girl named Liz. Then he joined the Marines to make something of himself. While he was away, a serial killer preying on young African-American women killed his love, and Johnny vowed to get even.

He got accepted into sniper school, and when he got out, he joined the police force, intent on stopping the lunacy that was still going on.