Chick Gallin’s newest release, 'Anyone', continues the ongoing saga of three New York Police Detectives.

APOPKA, USA, August 14, 2015 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Once again the criminal mind shows that its methods are ever changing and are becoming more and more sophisticated. Bodies, half frozen and half charred, are showing up at New York City’s largest and most frequently used garbage dump.

Ralph Bloom and his team are faced with an enemy that is faceless, and with little clues to go on, they must solve and bring to justice one of the city’s most heinous criminals. Only one mistake is all they need to bring the downfall of the mysterious Mr. Nomed and his twin henchmen. Follow the mind numbing case to its final end. ANYONE…could be their next victim…could it be YOU?

Gallin’s detective series starts out with 'Anything' and was followed by 'Nothing'. Olmstead Publishing then produced 'Something', 'Everything', and now, 'Anyone'. Soon the series will be continued with 'No One', 'Someone', and 'Everyone'. The main characters in the series include, Lieutenant Ralph Bloom, Sergeant Alan Beckman, and FBI Agent Gina Grant. Watch what happens between the main characters as their relationships grow and change.

Each book is stand alone as far as the crimes go, but the detectives are woven in throughout the five, soon to be eight, volumes. Motorcycle gangs, fogs, explosive cell phones, freezers and microwaves become important features in the various books. The various topics make these books appeal to a wide audience.

The New York detective novels are not all he has written. Olmstead Publishing also put out his two independent novels, 'Seeing Is Believing' and 'Bullies BEWARE of Johnny Underground'. All of the books are easy reading and, with the exception of the more mature content of Anyone, enjoyed by both teenagers and adults.

Gallin has what it takes to write a detective novel. He has seen a lot in his many years of public service. He served as a paratrooper in the Korean Conflict, the New York Fire Department, and was a private investigator in the South Florida area. Formerly of New York, he and his wife are currently living in the Miami area.

Chick Gallin started basic infantry training at Fort Jackson, SC, in 1950 and then went through advanced training Fort Bragg, NC. He attended paratrooper school at Fort Gordon, GA. He was in the 663 Field Artillery Battalion of the 82nd Airborne serving in Korea. He separated from the military in 1954.

Gallin was a fireman in the New York Fire Department for 11 years until he suffered a retiring injury on the job. While in New York, he entered show business as a singer. Once his family moved to south Florida, he entered the private detective business with Wackenhut Security. He also continued his entertainment career where he acted in an episode of Stacy Keach’s Caribe in 1975, a precursor of Miami Vice. Gallin performed in South Pacific and was lead in the Man of la Mancha in dinner theater productions at the 17th Street Causeway.

Chick Gallin and his wife had two children. Their daughter, Deborah, works in the upscale department store Nordstrom. His son, Scott, was a body guard. Scott died in a plane crash in the Bahamas guarding singer Aaliyah on August 25, 2001.

The five books are available in paperback at Olmstead Publishing, some are available on Kindle. Find out about more books at Olmstead Publishing on Facebook.

About the Author: Author Chick Gallin, living in the south Florida area, is available for media interviews and book signings.

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