Books like I'll make you an offer you can't refuse by Michael Franzese

The book traces the rise and fall of Boston Mafia figure Gennaro J. "Jerry" Angiulo, detailing his ascent, the FBI’s investigative breakthroughs, and the broader impact on New England organized crime, including links to the Irish Mob.

A candid memoir of Cammy Franzese, a small‑town woman who marries a powerful mobster, raises their children alone while he serves time, and witnesses his dramatic turn toward Christianity.

Discusses the evolution of organized crime and examines the colorful personalities who have risen to power and fame in the syndicate.

Traditionally, territory west of the Mississippi was controlled by the Chicago Mafia family; territory east of the Mississippi by the New York families. In the late seventies, the Mob's ruling commission agreed that New York would have exclusive control of Atlantic City in exchange for hands-off of Chicago's interests in Vegas. The agreement proved to be short-lived when Atlantic City turned out to be a relative bust compared to the enormous take from the Vegas boom of the eighties. In this book, 30-year FBI crimefighter Bill Roemer tells how two underworld legends--New York godfather Joe Bonnano and Chicago godfather Tony Accardo--waged an all-out war for the huge source of illicit profits that is Las Vegas.--From publisher description.

In the fields of a forgotten post-war Sicily, an obsession with power was growing. Salvatore 'Toto' Riina, the shrewd peasant Corleone, became the boss of bosses and Palermo was conquered, one crime at a time. With his small army of assassins, he seized control of the most formidable mafia in the world and began an attack on the state: bombs, massacres and bloody conflicts initiated by a man who thought he was invincible. Until 1992 and the murders of Falcone and Borsellino. Then Riina was captured after nearly a quarter of a century on the run, an event still shrouded in controversy. Now in prison for over twenty years, Toto Riina remains the dictator of the Cosa Nostra from behind bars. Through the genuine testimony of the Sicilian Corleone, this a tale of desperate poverty, power and bloodshed - and one man's fight to rule supreme.

Born into a powerful mob family, Salvatore 'Bill' Bonanno was privy to a private world that existed just outside the law for decades in America: the Mafia. This book told from the inside, and complete with rare and unpublished photographs of candid moments, major players, rituals and ceremonies.