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The Extraordinary Life of an Ordinary Man offers a full-throttle look at New York city's fascinating cast of characters: the wiseguys, rogues' gallery celebrities and settings that range from the mean streets of the South Bronx to Manhattan's plushest penthouses. And when Fitzsimmons - a born-and-bred Gothamite, NYPD officer, model, actor, WNBC television personality, and celebrity bodyguard - plunges into the frenetic, fabled New York singles...

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Told with an uncensored, darkly humorous style, Fitzsimmons' vision of the human condition is both amusing and brutal. Each of his stories is infused with an ennobling grace of the spirit.

Police officers Michael Beckett and Destiny Jones are starting to come to terms with their true feelings for one another when their world suddenly shifts gears. An ex-cop recruits Beckett into his gang of "rockers"--a secret society of vigilante cops who protect businesses from shakedowns for a price. This leads Beckett and Destiny into one of the deadliest, most tangled operations of their lives. 312 pp.

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Ex-New York City cop Michael Beckett has seen the worst humanity has to offer. But nothing has quite prepared him for his role as a celebrity bodyguard: shepherding lowlife TV-reality star Tata Andolini through throngs of fans and hyper-charged celebrity photographers: stalkerazzi. And when he takes on a new client-the beautiful A-list celebrity Victoria Carrington-the chaos only gets more chaotic. Heroin has made its way into the celebrity ci...

Fitzsimmons pens an insider's tale of a dedicated pair of New York City cops who uncover a heinous scheme of arson that will keep readers spellbound from beginning to electrifying end.

Whether set in the ghettos of New York City, or the exclusive social and intellectual milieus of the rich and famous, whether recounting a priest's struggle with his faith, a firefighter coming to terms with his own mortality, the comical affairs of the heart, serial killers, or bungling members of organized crime, Fitzsimmons' stories strike with profound ferocity and impact.

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Poetry. Thomas Fitzsimmons went into World War II as an underage merchant seaman just after Pearl Harbor and was discharged from the USAAF just after Hiroshima. IRON HARP is a book about the memories, hard and sweet, which linger throughout a lifetime. One man's century -- from a depressed New England mill-town in the 1920's through the spirit-splintering insanities of World War II, to renewal in love, and on to glimpses of grace in Japan, alo...