The Corporation

A Cuban Version Of The Godfather Deadline Hollywood A Gripping Tale Of Gangsters. Drugs. Violence. Sex And Murder. By The Mid-1980s, The American Underworld Was A Vicious Melting Pot Of Powerful Criminal Tribes. The Most Feared Was The Cuban Mob. This Organisation Of Exiles, Ruthlessly Led By A Kingppin Named Battle, Was So Cold-blooded It Was Known On Both Sides Of The Law As The Corporation. Drawing On First-hand Accounts And Deep Research, And With The Blistering Prose That Established Him As America's Top Chronicler Of Organised Crime, T.j. English's The Corporation Reveals How A Generation Of Cuban Refugees, Racketeers, Corrupt Cops, Hitmen, And Their Families Got Caught Up In A Very American Saga Of Empire Building, Criminal Enterprise And Revolution. Now To Be Adapted Into A Film, With Benicio Del Toro To Star. Praise For The Corporation Fascinating Reading For True-crime Buffs. Kirkus Review It's A Gripping, Blood-soaked Story, Rich In Drama And Suspense; If It Were A Novel, You Might Expect To See Don Winslow's Name Attached To It. Fans Of True Crime, Especially Those With A Hankering For Epic-sized Stories, Should Flock To This Book. Booklist A First-rate Saga Of Crime And Corruption That Is Further Testament To The Author's Reputation Among The Nation's Most Accomplished Writers. Library Journal (starred Review)