Member Reviews
Pat L, Reviewer
The author looks back at the life of his family in a neighborhood of Chicago and how his father grandfather was made men and who they worked. Not what you see in the movies but the local guys. Running jukeboxes, vending machines, how during the prohibition they ran sugar. Just to name a few. They worked their neighborhood and did small things for the men higher than them. Just not what you see in the movies. I thought this to be an excellent book and more true to the life of a made man than most of the movies anyway. A very good book.
