ReadersMagnet Illuminated Steven F. Verzal’s Book at NYLA 2022 Annual Conference and Trade Show

ReadersMagnet gracefully presented the non-fiction book “The Silent Badge” by Steven F. Verzal at the New York Library Association 2022 Annual Conference and Trade Show on November 3–4, 2022, at the Saratoga Springs City Center at 522 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866.

“The Silent Badge” helps readers in deciding if being a police officer is a good fit for them. If they are married, they need to discuss it with their spouse before applying. It is a family decision. They must be able to communicate with their spouse if married. If they are bias or prejudice towards others, they need to find another occupation. Various scenarios that police officers might face on the job are provided in this book. The stories themselves may be old, but the things they describe are still very much a part of our present.

Police still face the challenges of traffic stops, felony investigations, and teen suicide attempts. There has been a rise in the number of police deaths at domestic (or other undetermined) disturbance scenes in recent years.

Steven F. Verzal, an incredible author, spent thirty years penning this. He started it, paused it, and now he’s restarting it. After learning that a close nephew was considering applying to the police academy, he decided to finish the book.

Curious to know more? Order a copy of Steven F. Verzal’s “The Silent Badge” on Amazon or Waterstones. Also, check out the author’s website at https://www.stevenfverzal.com/.

“The Silent Badge”
Author | Steven F. Verzal
Genre | Non-fiction
Publisher | Page Publishing, Inc.
Published date | March 22, 2019

Author
Steven F. Verzal served over six years in the US Army, most of that in the Military Police Alaska. He was then recruited by the Anchorage Police Department during the pipeline boom. Later, Verzal had to be retired due to an on-the-job injury. He is now an author of books. He has done a non-fiction book called “The Silent Badge.”
Furthermore, Verzal has started a murder series, the first called “The Alaskan has Seven Days.” His second manuscript is finished, “The Alaskan Takes a Dive,” and now he is working on “The Alaskan in the Snow.” All of Verzal’s books end in cliffhangers.

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