No Blood, No Foul

In "No Blood, No Foul," Jason Lewis, a celebrated college basketball player who returned from World War II missing two fingers on his shooting hand, transitions from player to referee as he seeks to redefine his dreams in a changing world. Set in postwar New York during the era of the NBA's beginnings, Charley Rosen crafts a heartfelt narrative that explores the challenges of living with a debilitating injury and the quest for perfection amid life's imperfections. This story offers an insider's perspective on basketball while delving into the American experience in a time of lost innocence.