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Louie Kingman's shadowy distribution of a new, rape drug (BTs) violates the mob's cardinal rule--no drug distribution from Las Vegas. Kingman uses extortion and blackmail to ensure the cooperation of a notorious Seattle gangster, Bob Mattis. BTs popularity and demand spread across college campuses and cities in the northwest.An investigation into the rape of a college coed at a fraternity party points to a Seattle mob family's involvement. The main mob families in Chicago are notified, and to protect their Las Vegas interests, they use blackmail and murder to end Kingman's drug ring.Stewart Wallace, a street hustler, hustles the mob, but nobody cheats the house. Wallace flees Vegas, witnesses the death of a Rev. Willy, an internationally famous preacher, and through blackmail and extortion, Wallace becomes a spiritual leader in hiding. But the mob finds him, lures him out, and deals with him.Three friends are caught up in all of this, are used by the mob, and learn how hard it is to escape when you are useful.