| Author: | Harvey Stanbrough | ISBN: | 9781386388760 |
| Publisher: | StoneThread Publishing | Publication: | October 26, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Harvey Stanbrough |
| ISBN: | 9781386388760 |
| Publisher: | StoneThread Publishing |
| Publication: | October 26, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
In this rollicking, gat-filled collection of eleven short stories, you get to see both sides. The mobsters and the cops. The perps and the victims. The guilty, the innocent and the merely complicit. These guys create and dispose of bodies, brag and complain and finagle a way out where no way out existed before. Come along for a wild ride!
In most of these stories, we hear from the mobsters themselves. And these are not mere "gangstas," wearing filthy, ill-fitting jeans and unlaced combat boots while holding a pistol sideways so they look cool when they squeeze off a round.
These are wise guys who know their business, though it isn't always strictly business. And they know their family, though it isn't always strictly a family. And they know loyalty, though sometimes they understand it a little too late.
In one story, the reader will slip into the skin of a detective doing the much harder job on the other side of the mobster's macabre task.
In this rollicking, gat-filled collection of eleven short stories, you get to see both sides. The mobsters and the cops. The perps and the victims. The guilty, the innocent and the merely complicit. These guys create and dispose of bodies, brag and complain and finagle a way out where no way out existed before. Come along for a wild ride!
In most of these stories, we hear from the mobsters themselves. And these are not mere "gangstas," wearing filthy, ill-fitting jeans and unlaced combat boots while holding a pistol sideways so they look cool when they squeeze off a round.
These are wise guys who know their business, though it isn't always strictly business. And they know their family, though it isn't always strictly a family. And they know loyalty, though sometimes they understand it a little too late.
In one story, the reader will slip into the skin of a detective doing the much harder job on the other side of the mobster's macabre task.
