Yes, Ma'am!: A Cop's Memoir from the Perspective of a Female Cop - Officer Susan Bickett - Exciting Memoir from 25 Years of Experience - A Cop's Daily Encounters while Serving Communities

Officer Susan L. Bickett invites readers into her squad for a ride-along in the city of Green Bay, Wisconsin. Not unlike the good, the bad and the ugly; readers will experience The Routine, The Tones and The Unbelievable.In this candid, day-in-the-life memoir, readers will experience the humanness of police officers as they serve and protect their communities. In an occupation where no two days are the same, being prepared is a unique challenge, especially as a female officer. Officer Bickett shares her journey from under the headset, to beat cop and even a brief detective stint. Buckle up! This is a ride full of stories with a glimpse behind the badge while riding the thin blue line.• UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE – You will definitely be impressed by the unique perspective presented by this memoir. Officer Susan Bickett is a woman thriving in a profession that is dominated by men. This memoir narrates experiences from the point of view of a tough female cop.• RELATABLE – Just like any other person, cops are people too. You will realize that cops are humans who feel emotions like anger, sadness, joy, and compassion.• EXCITING – With 22 years of experience, Officer Susan Bickett is guaranteed to surprise you with every page. You will be taken into an exciting ride of action and emotions with this fantastic memoir! Sit back, relax, and let this book take you to exciting places!• INSPIRING – This memoir, aside from narrating the daily life of a cop, is also filled with life lessons that will inspire you to do good and to be a better person. You will come to know that cops appreciate the little gestures like smiles and nods of thanks that acknowledge their hard work.• BEHIND THE SCENES – Officer Bickett’s memoir will take you behind the scenes of a cop’s daily life. It’s not always full of action like what you see on television. Each day is different and unique in their own way and most of the time cops help people without need for force or violence.