The Ties That Bind
- ISBN-10
- ISBN-13
- 9798676368821
- Series
- The Ties that Bind
- Pages
- 199
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2020-08-18
- Author
- Alex Diaz
Description
California underworld legend, Skrappy the Butcher, exposes the deepest roots, classifications, personalities, and gritty face of life in the mafia. In this masterpiece of unprecedented magnitude, the reader will learn the definition of each category in the game (mob life), and explore in graphic detail what it takes to embody and display the viciousness of California street and prison mobs. They will also see the afflictions one will suffer if they lack the core devotion, respect, and carnivorous attitudes of the game. With descriptive stories and keen insights into the minds of all forms of members, you will journey through the belly of the devils playground (prison) and witness what no one outside of these walls ever gets to see firsthand. This book is not for the faint of heart, but also includes approaches to reach members seeking exit from the game. Tour with us amid the trenches and evils of the mob and realize reality of those lost in the system.
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