Selwyn Raab traces the American Mafia through the five New York families that defined its reach, power, violence, and mythology for decades. What emerges is not a romantic underworld portrait, but a hard, deeply reported history of how these criminal empires were built, defended, fractured, and hunted. From Lucky Luciano to John Gotti and beyond, the book follows organized crime as structure, inheritance, and appetite all at once.
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