Guy Lawson is a New York Times bestselling author and award-winning
investigative journalist whose articles on war, crime, culture, and
law have appeared in The New York Times Magazine, Rolling Stone,
GQ, Harper’s Magazine, and many other publications.
William Oldham is a decorated twenty-year veteran of the
NYPD and a retired investigator for the U.S. Department of Justice.
"The Brotherhoods is a great story brilliantly told. And no better
storyteller than William Oldham, the misfit detective who not only
exposes the arrangement between a Mafia boss and the pair of New
York City detectives who killed for him, but the bitter,
egotistical battle for credit that breaks out between the handful
of lawmen who expose it."
- Nicholas Pileggi, author of Wiseguy
"Absorbing...An important and well-told story."
- Los Angeles Times
Vivid and compelling.... Colorful mafia characters are a big draw,
and Eppolito's strange, conflicted journey as the son of both a
gangster and a cop is particularly intriguing.... Oldham's personal
insight, and his keen ability to express it, makes Lawson's
skillful account truly riveting."
-- Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"The Brotherhoods is a great story brilliantly told. And no
better storyteller than William Oldham, the misfit detective who
not only exposes the arrangement between a Mafia boss and the pair
of New York City detectives who killed for him, but the bitter,
egotistical battle for credit that breaks out between the handful
of lawmen who expose it."
- Nicholas Pileggi, author of Wiseguy
"Absorbing...An important and well-told story."
- Los Angeles Times
Vivid and compelling.... Colorful mafia characters are a big draw,
and Eppolito's strange, conflicted journey as the son of both a
gangster and a cop is particularly intriguing.... Oldham's personal
insight, and his keen ability to express it, makes Lawson's
skillful account truly riveting."
-- Publishers Weekly (starred review)
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