Mobfather: The Story of a Wife And Son Caught in the Web of the Mafia

by George Anastasia

Recounts the real-life story of Maryann and Bobby DelGiorno--wife and son of Philadelphia mobster Tommy DelGiorno--two people who decided to break all ties to the mob. Reprint.

Genres: True Crime, Crime, Nonfiction

320 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1993

Reviews

[Rita]

This book was just OK for me. I didn't think it was too exciting or filled with anything too much new. I would blame it more on the subject rather than the writer. It gets to be bogged down with teenage angst instead of telling about the dad. I've read books on the Philly mob that were more interesting.

[Bryce]

I bought this back in the mid 90's thought it was a book about another Anastasia. Not that great of a book as far as how it is written. Seems like a dumb down version of a wannabe mafia movie.

meh

[Michael Cawley]

Fascinating story of a Philadelphia Mob family.

[Paul Sheldon]

Finished it pretty quickly. Interesting story with some repetitiveness but I suppose that’s to be expected. Definitely worth a read.

[Mary]

Interesting

The son who is the focus of the book is a bit full of himself. He took to the mob like a duck to water. Overall though, an interesting book.