Mobshot: My Life and the Mafia

by Vince Ciacci

Vince Ciacci wanted to be a "Made Guy." From the time he left the brutality of upstate New York's Coxsackie Reformatory, he worked for "Wiseguys," committing armed robberies, collecting for the Mob, and dreaming of the day that he would "get his button."He never made it into the Mafia's inner sanctum. Why? He was too crazy and too violent. Hooked on drugs and alcohol, Vince was a loose cannon, so dangerous that his own crew considered taking him out.This is his story, told in his own voice. It's the story of a guy who, by all rights, should be dead or in prison today. Come along for the ride in a story of true crime like you've never heard before.

Genres: True Crime

1 pages, Audio CD

Published April 11, 2017

Reviews

[Stan Uproare · Rating 2 out of 5]

Decent book id give 3 stars except the author keeps repeating his stories and reminding the readers who he is numerous times throughout the book … if he didn’t repeat his stories the book would be half the size ..

[Brian J · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is okay, but the guy repeats himself over and over again. And then once more. I get it, you were a tough guy, and you’re glad you didn’t get made because “once you’re in, you don’t get out.”

Otherwise, there are a few good stories, but my BS meter went off a few times.

[Sarah]

DNF. The liberal use of expletives is so harsh to my ears (with audiobooks) and eyes (with print).

[Scott Whitt · Rating 3 out of 5]

The audiobook was a real challenge, many good stories but a lot of needless melodramatic music and episode announcing.