Lake Tahoe, 1973: Michael Satariano, who as a young man fought the Capone mob in Chicago, has reached a comfortable middle age, with a loving wife at home, a talented teenage daughter in high school, and a son earning medals in Vietnam. Now running a casino for the mob, Michael thinks he’s put his killing days behind him. After all, he’s made a respectable life for himself and his family and plenty of money for the boys back in Chicago. So when godfather Sam Giancana orders him to hit a notoriously violent gangster, Michael refuses. But when the hit goes down anyway, Michael is framed for murder. Now, to save his family, he must turn state’s witness under the fledgling Witness Protection Program.
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"A great conclusion to the series of books focusing on Michael O'Sullivan. Highly recommended. I'd love to see a movie sequel of Road to Perdition of this book or Road to Purgatory. " — John (4 out of 5 stars)
"A great conclusion to the series of books focusing on Michael O'Sullivan. Highly recommended. I'd love to see a movie sequel of Road to Perdition of this book or Road to Purgatory. "
“Collins fills his story with period detail, juicy mob stories and characters, but the best part…is its heart.”
“Collins’ compelling mix of history, bloodshed and retribution is as irresistible as Sam Giancana’s last meal of fried sausage, spinach, and ceci beans. Readers will eat it up and beg for more.”
”Collins fills his story with period detail, juicy mob stories and characters, but the best part...is its heart.”
“This remarkable piece of sustained storytelling is the best of the trilogy.”
" Not bad...though Anna needed to get toned down a LOT. Also, Collins reeeeeally needed to quit focusing on women's parts. It was a little awkward after the first time. "
" Horrible writing! Shockingly bad! "
" A great conclusion to the series of books focusing on Michael O'Sullivan. Highly recommended. I'd love to see a movie sequel of Road to Perdition of this book or Road to Purgatory. "
Max Allan Collins is the author of Road to Perdition, the acclaimed graphic novel that inspired the movie, and of the multiple-award-winning Nathan Heller series of historical hardboiled mysteries. One of most prolific and popular authors working in the field today, he was named a Grand Master by the Mystery Writers of America in 2017. He is also the literary executor of Mickey Spillane.
Yuri Rasovsky (1944–2012) won wide critical acclaim during his forty-year career as an audio dramatist, writer, producer, and director. His numerous honors included two Peabody Awards, nine Audie Awards, and a Grammy. In 2011, his production for Blackstone, The Mark of Zorro, was nominated for a Grammy. His final production for Blackstone was Die, Snow White! Die, Damn You! He has left behind an incredible legacy.
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