Arthur Patch's first mistake was borrowing money from Boston Italian mob boss Larry "The Rabbit" Coniglio. The Feds want him to rat out The Rabbit, so Arthur attempts to cut a deal by threatening to make public that Tommy Crimmins, the head of the Boston Irish mob, teamed with the FBI to break up the Italian Mafia. (May)
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Arthur Patch's first mistake was borrowing money from Boston Italian mob boss Larry "The Rabbit" Coniglio. The Feds want him to rat out The Rabbit, so Arthur attempts to cut a deal by threatening to make public that Tommy Crimmins, the head of the Boston Irish mob, teamed with the FBI to break up the Italian Mafia. (May)
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I enjoyed this book so much I bought it for my husband. I had originally read it while visiting in South Florida and since they didn't have it in the library here I bought it for my husband as a gift. The narrative is great, the characters are interesting and the mix of funny and tragic plus the interesting plot line keep you interested throughout the book all the way to the end. A thoroughly enjoyable book.
