The book is filled with facts and dates about his life, and does a nice job of providing the history as a novel. The details don’t interrupt the flow of the story.
I haven’t read much about Capone. Hendley’s book portrays the man as arrogant and simply unlikeable. Readers will also be amazed by the amount of corruption that went on in that time. At less than 150 pages, it’s an easy Sunday afternoon read.
Disclaimer: I received this book through a goodreads giveaway.
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