Clean Sweep by Michael J. Clark

This book was a somewhat confusing as it bounced from character to character.   Character probably should be capitalized due to the bizarreness of the characters.   The book is populated by hookers, reformed hookers, good cops, bad cops, drug dealers, reformed drug dealers, hit men and family hit men as well as conspiracy overtones. 

The plot was intricate to say the least.   Giving the author credit, he brought about closure and wrapped up what could have been myriad loose ends.

It is graphic and if street language is offensive to you, consider yourself warned.

I liked the book.

This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.