Mob Cops

The Shocking Rise and Fall of New York's "Mafia Cops"

By: Greg B. Smith

Narrated by: Peter Berkrot

Describes how two highly decorated former detectives, Stephen Caracappa and Louis Eppolito, were convicted of murdering eight people on the orders of a vicious mob boss.

©2006 Greg B. Smith (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

100 all the way

tolds the middle and end it started to skip and it wasn't so good of a book.

Very well written

This was made very engaging by the way the author presented the facts of the story

never a dull moment

I like this author, and this was the only one of his that I hadn't yet read. the other reviews are appropriately positive--not a dull moment. what did leave something to be desired, however, was the absence of a well-defined protagonist. burton kaplan was kinda wheeled to that end, but he wasn't a big enough character in this drama to make it work. but the story is intrinsically interesting enough, and is also sufficiently wittily told, to make the purchase well-worth it (for mafia-buffs, anyway).

Cannot beat Peter Berkrot as a narrator!

Peter does a great job with this story. Greg Smith often takes information from court and police reports to create stories like this one and once again he has done a stellar job. Great book!

very good but a bit too long and unfocused

very good but a bit too long and unfocused. The narrator did a great job. recommend overall