“Accurate and well-crafted. Steven Torres has made it possible for people to learn about emerging populations and leading-edge trends even as they enjoy accounts of riveting events. Torres's work is in the tradition of popular literature that teaches us even as it intrigues and excites us.” —Henry Cisneros, former Secretary for Housing and Urban Development and president of Univision

“Colorful series...rich characters” —Kirkus Reviews

“A fine police procedural.” —Library Journal

“This third entry in an excellent series builds on the unshakable decency of its hero. [A] gritty, street-smart procedural that manages somehow to be less world weary and more hopeful than its European counterparts.” —Wes Lukowsky, Booklist

“[F]ast-paced...Gonzalo and other people like him who've been in Angustias their whole lives, know each other's strengths and flaws, are laid-back when they need to be, and are unstoppable when it counts.” —The Times-Picayune (New Orleans, Louisiana)

“Burning Precinct Puerto Rico's atmospheric view of the land is comparable to what Tony Hillerman does for the southwest, Steve Hamilton for upper Michigan and James W. Hall for Florida.” —South Florida Sun-Sentinel

“Steven Torres expertly combines the solid plotting of a police procedural with a gentle, revealing look at myriad characters. He weaves in the cusoms, lifestyles and politics to give a total picture of Puerto Rico.” —Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

“A solid police procedural with an involving murder puzzle and an ever-deepening portrait of Angustias at its core.” —starred Kirkus Reviews on Death in Precinct Puerto Rico: Book Two

“Fast-paced, nonstop action” —Publishers Weekly on Death in Precinct Puerto Rico: Book Two

“A revealing and realistic examination of a society that, although similar to the U.S. on the surface, possesses its own customs, rhythms, and politics.” —Booklist on Death in Precinct Puerto Rico: Book Two

“A welcome second helping of crazy characters, unique situations, and an unusual protagonist.” —Library Journal

“This series shows a lot of promise.” —Houston Chronicle on Death in Precinct Puerto Rico: Book Two

“Steven Torres has crafted a fascinating tale about illegal immigration and the clash between good and corrupt cops in his native Puerto Rico.” —Jose Latour, author of Outcast on Death in Precinct Puerto Rico: Book One

“Steven Torres knows what he's doing. He has captured life on the edge of Puerto Rican society with a creepy realism that is consistently well-drawn, powerful, political, and which builds at a furious pace. No passport is needed to enjoy this trip.” —K.j.a. Wishnia, Edgar-nominated author of Red House on Death in Precinct Puerto Rico: Book One

“A top-notch police procedural whose engrossing details create an authentic feel. Terse, deadpan prose, believable characters, and an offbeat setting add up to a promising series kickoff.” —starred Kirkus Reviews on Death in Precinct Puerto Rico: Book One

“The first Louis Gonzalo novel is a mature thriller that combines the procedural detail of Ed McBain's 87th Precinct novels with the small-town warmth of Steven Havill's Bill Gastner series. A fine debut that will have readers clamoring for an encore.” —Booklist on Death in Precinct Puerto Rico: Book One

“This is a most promising start to a new procedural series that stars a dedicated, sensible "hero" in an almost quaint but decidedly unique locale. Strongly recommended for most collections.” —starred Library Journal on Death in Precinct Puerto Rico: Book One

“A diamond in the rough.” —Bronx Times Reporter on Death in Precinct Puerto Rico: Book One