English, T.J.

Riveting nonfiction worthy of the best creative storyteller. English's extensive notes and documentation result in a first-rate saga of crime and corruption that is further testament to the author's reputation among the nation's most accomplished writers. [See Prepub Alert, 9/25/17.]

This kind of insight into corruption in the FBI and the DOJ doesn't get published very often. For those who want to read about such impropriety or have been following the Bulger story.

The city was New York and the time 1963, when two young white women were murdered in their apartment and nearly blind black teenager George Whitmore Jr...