Hell's Kitchen
A neighborhood with long memories, old loyalties and a criminal mythology larger than its streets.
The story
The mask had to breathe.
James Mullan Jr. lived inside an identity built to survive contact with organized crime. The assignment led into a New York underworld where Irish mob figures, Italian crime interests, union influence, guns, money and loyalty all crossed paths.
The deeper he moved, the less protection a badge could offer. His greatest weapon was not firepower. It was the ability to convince dangerous men that he belonged beside them.
The Javits Center
A gleaming public landmark surrounded by allegations of labor rackets, influence and invisible ownership.
The Double Life
Every friendship is evidence. Every joke is a test. Every ordinary moment can become the one that gives him away.