Murder Incorporated #15

Eddie "the Chisel" Fletcher overhears a contract hit being planned on the ferry to Detroit and uses the information to worm his way into Joe Berry's inner circle—but nothing in the criminal underworld comes without a hidden cost. This tense 1949 crime story traces Fletcher's calculated rise through deception and betrayal, proving once again that the quick score always comes with a reckoning.

A routine discovery of six murdered neighbors in Washington sets Sheriff Broker and his investigators on the trail of Leo Hall, a career criminal with a taste for violence who has eluded justice before. Deputy Bodley catches a crucial break in a beer garden that points him toward the killer's past, and as the police dig into Hall's record, the hunt intensifies to stop him before he strikes again.

Danny "Bobo" Iamascia rises through the ranks of New York's underworld during Prohibition, partnering with Holland to muscle their way into control of the beer racket—but their success makes them targets for rival hoods and torpedoes seeking revenge. When violence erupts and the police close in, Bobo's trigger finger and ruthless nerve become both his greatest asset and his ultimate undoing. This hard-hitting crime tale from Murder Incorporated captures the brutal ascent and reckoning of a man who lived by the gun in 1930s New York.