Publisher's Synopsis
Jack Hagee, PI:
"Hagee's Manhattan is the one the tourists don't get to see.
It's those small twisty back streets in Chinatown, the reeking dumpster-filled
alleys of midtown, the crumbling docks, the beer-drenched bars that stink of
rotting foam and their patron's indifference. It is a lump of land 14 miles long
stuffed with seven million people every day--which is apparently five and half
million more than it can handle. It is a violent, twisted, thieving, scum-hole.
It isn't really hell on earth, it's more what you get when you put too many rats
in a cage and slam the door. If you picked the place up and moved it to Kansas
and filled it with corn-fed farmers, in two weeks they would be littering,
horn-blowing, sex crazed,
in-your-****ing-face-every-damned-minute-of-every-***-licking-day, pissed-off,
insensitive mother****ers with too much attitude who drink too much
coffee.
