Beverly Hall

Good Cop Bad Cop: Public Memories, Private Tears Beverly Hall

They say you can?t judge a book by its cover So you shouldn?t judge a man by his uniform?

Meet Beverley. Bright, beautiful and brave. Seizing upon an opportunity to emigrate from Jamaica to Canada, Bev struggles to make a better life for herself, and despite initial hardships, her hard work and go-it-alone determination reap success. Soon, she secures for herself a house, a car, a good job, several diplomas and eventually, is even running her own businesses.

Then along comes a handsome police officer who sweeps her off her feet with his easy- going charm and good looks. Beverley falls deeply in love, trusting him implicitly. Who wouldn?t? He is an officer of the law, one of the ?good guys.?

Or is he? It?s one thing to find out that your lover is an incorrigible womanizing hound who is cheating on you left, right and centre, it is another thing entirely when the man in question wears the badge and the uniform of the city?s ?finest??a police officer. Sometimes those who are there to serve and protect do anything but?

Hilarious and heartbreaking in equal measure, this is one woman?s honest account of how even the brightest and the most independent of women can be duped by a man who lies and cheats without conscience, and how a relationship with such a man can irrevocably change the course of one?s life. Countless women will be able to identify with Bev?s experiences, yet her courage and strength in the face of personal tragedy and adversity is sure to inspire.