Through the crack era the "Kingpin" came into rise. His organization was well organized, oversexed and intently violent-entrenched with satellite relationships of varied values. The politics of the day as well the mantra "There's only one way out," served as a deadly promise to defectors as well to snitches. Reaching the heights of opulent power and the doldrums of physical despair, this is a situation only the reader can place value on. Although violent there is a tapestry of love and understanding that connects the crew that Brisco has designed. Right and wrong are redefined based on the values they all openly adhere to. Those values being, money and power are worth living for; Death is living without them. The question of "what happens when they don't get caught" is seldom investigated. To know more, read for yourself