Buck Yates has a gun.
Even though he's a mobster, he'd rather not have to use it.
But when he uses it, he uses it right.
Don't make Buck want to use it on you.
Buck Yates is satisfied in his work. He's doing what he does best for Red Doug's mob, the closest thing to a family he's ever had. The title: Enforcer. The job: Whatever needs to get done. It's not that Buck likes killing - he just doesn't dislike it, either.
What he doesn't know is that when Red Doug's accountant has an attack of conscience, Buck will be faced with a choice of his own. A simple moment of weakness on his part could take away one of the only things Buck has found in his life to count on.
"Wilson Lanue's" Work for the Wicked "contains, for the first time in one place, all seven Buck Yates stories: "
"Leon's Den"
"Easy Money"
"The Apple"
"The Healer"
"The Straw Men"
"Evidence Control"
"White Powder"