The Last Don
The Last Don by Mario Puzo is a First Edition published by Random House on July 28, 1996, featuring 482 pages in English. This novel presents a violent and darkly humorous saga centered on the last great American crime family, exploring its influence in Hollywood and Las Vegas. Puzo offers insights into the authentic life of the mafia through the story of Domenico Clericuzio, an old man fiercely committed to securing his family’s future amid the changing landscape of legalized gambling and the looming threat of government informers.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the complexities of crime and family loyalty, set against the backdrop of the entertainment industry. The book captures the intricate dynamics of power and ambition, as well as the challenges faced by those entrenched in a world where legality and morality often collide. With its focus on themes relevant to both crime and the allure of Hollywood, The Last Don provides a vivid portrayal of a family’s struggle for survival in a rapidly evolving society.
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The author of The Godfather returns with a violent and darkly humorous saga of the last great American crime family and its reach into Hollywood and Las Vegas. With keen insights into the authentic life of the mafia, Puzo tells the story of Domenico Clericuzio, a ferocious old man who is determined to secure his family’s future in an era of legalized gambling, motion-picture investments, and the threat of government informers. Film rights sold to CBS.
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