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Violence
A lot
Mafia violence including murders, beatings, and executions; present throughout
Language
Some
Some strong language; crime fiction register
Sexual Content
Some
Sexual content; adult relationships depicted
Substance Use
Barely any
Social drinking and mild substance presence
Emotional Intensity
Some
Power, loyalty, and the psychological burden of a life in organized crime
What this book is about
The Clericuzio family is the most powerful Mafia clan in America. When Don Clericuzio prepares to go legitimate, a complex web of ambition, betrayal, and old-world loyalty threatens to unravel everything. Puzo's penultimate novel stretches across the American underworld and the entertainment industry, delivering his signature combination of organized crime and family saga.
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Organized crime violence
Mafia themes
Adult content
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