Jerome Charyn: Marilyn the Wild (USA 2012)

From the Publisher:
A secret tryst threatens to turn two cops against each other
Isaac Sidel is a bear of a cop. Although his position as the commissioner's first deputy is largely political, Sidel has not forgotten how to work the New York City streets. To protect the East Side he has survived gunfights, broken arms, and once tore out a hoodlum's eyes. In his spare time he does favors for old friends, finding runaway daughters and protecting merchants from roving street gangs. On the street there is no problem he can't solve, but at home he is powerless.

His daughter Marilyn, twenty-five and twice divorced, keeps Sidel up at night. Just before her father goes to Paris for a lecture on police work, Marilyn runs away from her newest husband and shacks up with Manfred Coen, Sidel's blue-eyed protégé cop. Both men love her, and when Marilyn becomes a target, they'll destroy the city to save her, if they don't kill each other first.

Jerome Charyn: Marilyn the Wild. An Isaac Sidel Novel. MysteriousPress.com/Open Road, ISBN: 9781453251546 (April, 2012), 240 p., eBook $9.99.

Jerome Charyn: Marilyn the Wild (UK 2003)

From the Publisher:
Issac Sidel is the toughest, most incorruptible police officer in the business, and runs the meanest kingdom in New York City - the Lower East Side. But his biggest problem is his daughter, Marilyn the Wild. Marilyn has a taste for the wrong men - and Manfred 'Blue Eyes' Coen, Isaac's handsome sidekick and spy, is just that sort of man. So when a vindictive teenage gang makes Marilyn the target in a crazed vendetta against her father, the stakes are high for both Isaac and Blue Eyes.

Jerome Charyn: Marilyn the Wild. Bloosmbury, ISBN: 0747563608 (July, 2003), 188 p., £6.99.