Game Warden: Adventures of a Wildlife Warrior
From International Game Warden MagazineWasserman has penned four other books about his career and never seems to run out of stories to tell. His latest bookGame Wardenis a collection of five true tales, each depicting an interesting and important facet of the wildlife enforcement job. Like Wasserman’s other books, this one is well written, highly entertaining, thought provoking and even a bit educational. The dedication of Wasserman and his deputies is clear, and the hunting population of Pennsylvania should be grateful for his service. Wasserman’s style is easy to read and his work is so entertaining, that I always find myself wanting more. This is a terrific book. --Gerry W. Lister, EditorFrom Pennsylvania Game News MagazineIn more than 30 years he has encountered it all, from the most hardened criminals to the most unbelievable encounters with wildlife. --Robert C. Mitchell, EditorFrom The Alberta Game Warden MagazineWasserman is at his best when his stranger-than-fiction stories reveal their own truths. --Cheryl Moskaluk, EditorFrom The Pennsylvania Police Criminal Law BulletinWasserman would have made a great attorney at law. I found his book, which recounts incidents and investigations he was involved in, to be extremely interesting. --Stanley Cohen, Editor, Esq.From Pennsylvania   MagazineIn  his fourth book, Wasserman shares true   accounts from his experiences  investigating game law violations as a   state wildlife conservation  officer. Contrary to what one might think,   violators are not usually  downtrodden, poverty-stricken individuals   trying to put meat on the  table. Most poachers—people who take game out   of season and without  proper licenses—drive expensive vehicles, have   high-priced firearms  and kill for greed, bragging rights and money.   Wasserman reports in  detail about tracking violators and testifying   about their actions in  court. Readers who appreciate wildlife will find   this book, as his  previous ones, engaging. --Matt Holliday, Editor