Law Enforcement & Intelligence

“Eliot Ness and The Mad Butcher is an excellent biography that reads like a thriller and stands on its own, distinct from its predecessor.”

"Clavin sets out to sort facts from popular legend and 'it was a delight to discover that the truth' 'can be at least as dramatic and potent as its fabrications.'"

Lawyers learn the art of writing persuasive briefs to win cases, even when their heart does not support the facts of the case or the governing law.

One can always trust the police to be dogged and to keep voluminous records, though they’re not always accurate.

“Ms. Reading’s telling of this story, enmeshed in the history of American identity formation, is a tale for children of all ages.”