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When hood rat D. Wayne Tyrone is charged with the mass murder of eleven women and kids, rookie Parole Officer Stedman Groove must march to hell and back to prove his friend’s innocence.
Into the Groove is a work of fiction, but the Palm Sunday Massacre was very real. The senseless murder of eleven women and children in 1984 will live on as one of the ugliest moments in New York City history and possibly one of the Big Apple’s most appalling miscarriages of justice. A jury of twelve sent an innocent man to prison for thirty-four years. Slide Into The Groove with Steady as he uncovers the startling truth.
Genre: Mystery
Into the Groove is a work of fiction, but the Palm Sunday Massacre was very real. The senseless murder of eleven women and children in 1984 will live on as one of the ugliest moments in New York City history and possibly one of the Big Apple’s most appalling miscarriages of justice. A jury of twelve sent an innocent man to prison for thirty-four years. Slide Into The Groove with Steady as he uncovers the startling truth.
Genre: Mystery
Praise for this book
"That often smudged line between right and wrong is masterfully explored in this novelization of a true event-the infamous 1984 Palm Sunday Massacre in New York City. A man spent 34 years in prison for the crime, but the question still remains-did he do it? Find out the answer." - Steve Berry
"Lawrence Kelter is an exciting new novelist, who reminds me of an early Robert Ludlum." - Nelson DeMille
"INTO THE GROOVE is a time machine to a meaner, dirtier New York City, a city of corruption where some of the worst offenders wear badges. Parole Officer Steady Groove's battle for his own brand of justice is one we want to fight with him." - Joseph Finder
"A little bit Shaft, a little bit Easy Rawlins, Steadman 'Steady' Groove is one bad-ass, rad dude. Kelter nails the art of blending fact and fiction in this masterful recreation of Brooklyn, circa 1984. Snappy dialogue straight from the era melds right into this atmospheric, emotionally-charged portrayal of a man living in two very different worlds. This is Kelter at his best." - Lynn Chandler Willis
"Lawrence Kelter is an exciting new novelist, who reminds me of an early Robert Ludlum." - Nelson DeMille
"INTO THE GROOVE is a time machine to a meaner, dirtier New York City, a city of corruption where some of the worst offenders wear badges. Parole Officer Steady Groove's battle for his own brand of justice is one we want to fight with him." - Joseph Finder
"A little bit Shaft, a little bit Easy Rawlins, Steadman 'Steady' Groove is one bad-ass, rad dude. Kelter nails the art of blending fact and fiction in this masterful recreation of Brooklyn, circa 1984. Snappy dialogue straight from the era melds right into this atmospheric, emotionally-charged portrayal of a man living in two very different worlds. This is Kelter at his best." - Lynn Chandler Willis
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