Robert Daley is a former New York Times foreign correspondent, and the author of 28 books, including Prince of the City, Year of the Dragon, and Portraits of France, and his magazine articles and stories have appeared in most of America’s major magazines. In 1971-72 he served as a New York City deputy police commissioner, a job and a year that turned out to be more intimate and more tumultuous than he had bargained for—much more. A number of books that came out of that year. In the course of his career the author has managed to get deep inside a number of worlds, including wine, opera, pro football, bullfighting, grand prix racing, treasure diving, and journalism, in addition to the police, and has written about them. Eight of his books were sold to the movies, six of which were filmed, including Year of the Dragon and Prince of the City. His work has been translated into fourteen languages. He is married with three daughters, and divides his time between a house in Connecticut and an apartment in Nice, France. See his website: Robertdaleyauthor.co

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