The vice and narcotics cops in the town of North Hayward are having a good time busting drug dealers and prostitutes when three dead bodies are discovered within a few days. As the investigation into the three deaths continues, the undercover officers and their detective and evidentiary partners must follow leads, deal with department politics, work their informants, and cope with the inherent danger of police work as they try to solve the murders.

In his first book, Front Row Seat, the author put the reader right there with the patrol officers working the street. In Froggers he again has you shoulder-to-shoulder with the detectives feeling the adrenaline rush of drug buys, making busts, tailing suspects, and riding the successes and failures of their efforts. Though this is a fictional story, it is based on the author's real life experiences during his twenty-one-year career as a police officer.