You need to sign in or sign up before continuing.
Take a photo of a barcode or cover
3.25 AVERAGE
3.25 AVERAGE
reflective
medium-paced
This is the personal story of Karen Gravano, her life and troubles, as well as a personal account of her father, Sammy The Bull. Sammy The Bull Gravano was a hitman for the Mafia, who turned informant. Much has been made about him turning into an informant, and Karen certainly received her share of backlash from that in the public eye. It was an interesting thing to read.
dark
emotional
sad
tense
medium-paced
dark
informative
sad
tense
medium-paced
Not as good as I had hoped, disappointed with the book
Not as good as I had hoped, disappointed with the book
Poorly written and choppily put together but overall an interesting story. The story moves quickly enough to keep your attention.
Interesting story, but awful writing style. Actually it seems as if the book is a very rough manuscript which was never properly edited.
I watch the show "Mob Wives." So I decided to read this book. It's okay. I wish it had discussed the Mafia a little more, rather than Karen's life and the houses she grew up in. That was the main focus. But it was nice seeing a Mafia point of view from a Mob daughter's perspective.
I was a fan of the popular VH1 show Mob Wives, so finding this book was exciting for me.
This could have been so much better, a story of the second in command to John Gotti - Sammy the Bull. It is written by Sammy’s daughter Karen.
Unfortunately, Karen is no writer. This could have been so much better if Karen had used a ghost writer. The writing was very less than mesmerizing than I had hoped for.
This could have been so much better, a story of the second in command to John Gotti - Sammy the Bull. It is written by Sammy’s daughter Karen.
Unfortunately, Karen is no writer. This could have been so much better if Karen had used a ghost writer. The writing was very less than mesmerizing than I had hoped for.
I would definetely read this book again and am excited to read her fathers book!