@book{827,
  keywords = {Italian Americans, Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad, police, Black Americans},
  author = {K. C. Constantine},
  title = {Saving Room for Dessert},
  abstract = {The final book “brilliantly shadows three beat cops: William Rayford, Robert Canoza and James Reseta,” says <em>Publishers Weekly</em> in a starred review. “Rayford, the only Black man in the department, has been the smartest, fittest candidate for every job he’s ever sought. . . . Canoza always forgets to wear his bulletproof vest—maybe not a death wish, but surely some sort of ambiguity. Reseta is still fighting the Vietcong and the bullies from his childhood. These three patrolmen travel the town in their mobile units, satellites moving slowly but surely across the darkened neighborhoods; at times their orbits cross.”},
  year = {2002},
  journal = {Mario Balzic series, 17/17},
  pages = {294 p.},
  publisher = {The Mysterious Press of Warner Books},
  address = {New York},
  note = {K. C. Constantine is a pseudonym of Carl Constantine Kosak (1934— ).},
  language = {English},
}