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Pat Brogan is a Gambling Squad detective in 1950s Buffalo, NY. Beneath the gritty smokestacks are thousands of bright, clanging pinball machinesbanned from New York City but still legal heretempting the wellheeled as well as factory hands in bars, stores and clubs. When a single machine could take in $100 a week in nickels and factory workers made far less, there were fortunes to be made on the dark side of the law. Dealing with grasping pinball vendors, a manipulative politician, a ruthless mobster, a vengeful judge, and corruption within the department as well as bitter wartime nightmares, Pat struggles with guilt and duty as he is drawn into the game. The snowy city is on the verge of its long decline. Everyone's out to make a fast buck and settle old scores. Almost everyone. 'In Every Man for Himself, Buffalo has a new hero in Pat Brogan. In Mark Hannon's welltold tale, Brogan works tirelessly to keep the ethnic streets of 1950s Buffalo safe from the bad guys. Readers will enjoy the colorful characters and recognize the places they inhabit.' Tim Bohen, author of Against the Grain: The History of Buffalo's First Ward 'Mark Hannon has written a crime novel that summons a vanished city. Precise, authentic and alive.' Stephan Talty, author of Black Irish
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