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Explores Mafia crime families of New York City through a collection of archival photographs and informational text.

Presents a photographic exploration of the history of organized crime in Philadelphia in the 1920s and 1930s, the Prohibition Era.

"A sexy road trip thriller, told from alternate perspectives, following a girl on the run after witnessing or committing a murder and the boy who has been sent to kill her"--.

Details how the Mafia took control of organized crime in New York City during the mid-twentieth century.

"In this remake of Shakespeare's Hamlet set in Williston, North Dakota, seventeen-year-old Hinton, released after a year in juvenile prison, faces rumors that his uncle--now married to his mother and running the family drug empire--caused his father's overdose.

In 1919, Ava Navarra and Corinne Wells are best friends performing by night at the Cast Iron nightclub in Boston and conning the city's wealthy elite by day.

The Mafia's first mistake was not making sure Jason Jorgensen was dead.

The team's fragile truce with the Mafia has been shattered, and they are in big trouble.

No more games--the Mafia wants Jason and his team dead, and it wants them dead yesterday.

Kaz Brekker and his crew have just pulled off a heist so daring even they didn't think they'd survive.

Journalist Dan Slater takes readers through the heart of the Mexican drug trade, and the two teens that were turned into pawns for the cartels.

Eighteen-year-old Vince Luca, son of mob boss Anthony Luca, goes away to college in southern California hoping to escape his past, but soon his brother and a series of "uncles" appear at his dorm, and before long he is caught up in criminal activity once again.

The true story of how a small-town lawman in upstate New York busted a Cosa Nostra conference in 1957, exposing the Mafia to America.

Despite depictions to the contrary, the mafia is not a cadre of noble and righteous warriors, a class of citizens working in the shadows but upholding traditional values.

This is the story of Vincent Louis Gigante, the Genovese Family crime overlord who ruled a sprawling criminal empire for a quarter century with an iron--and deadly--fist.