Book Review: <em>The King of Sting</em> by Craig Glazer and Sal Manna
Sometimes, real life is even better than the stories. The King of Sting details the adventures of its author, Craig Glazer, as a twenty-something college student in the early 1970’s. Glazer was inspired by a movie “sting” - a scene where a team of shady characters pretend to be police in order to steal from criminals - and, with the help of a few friends, became a master sting artist himself.
What started out as acts motivated by revenge and noble causes, though, soon degraded into stings either to make money or just fuel his adrenaline rush. Glazer worked as a sworn law enforcement officer and later was prosecuted and served jail time for his deeds on the other side of the law.
Glazer’s story is entertaining but serves as a good reminder that sin will, in its own time, find you out.
[You can buy The King of Sting at Amazon.com.]