My Honorable Brother: A Thriller

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For Doug Fiore, running for governor was better than death at the mob's hands, if only the sex wouldn't get in the way. Mob head Sal Tarantino doesn't want big-time casino gambling to become legal in Rhode Island. His solution is to have the next governor comfortably in his pocket, ready to veto the legislation. The means calling in the debts owed

Bob Weintraub grew up in the Dorchester area of Boston. He is a graduate of Brandeis University and Boston University School of Law. His stories have appeared in Spitball, NINE: A Journal of Baseball History and Culture, Fenway Fiction, the Sun: A Magazine of Ideas, Response, and 96 Inc. He resides in Newton, Massachusetts, with his wife, Sandra.

"A neo-noirish, gritty approach to mob boss Sal Tarantino's efforts to sway an election where the stakes are nothing less than turning Little Rhody into Little Vegas . . . doesn't give us many people to love but there's plenty to like in it, nonetheless." Providence Journal "A neo-noirish, gritty approach to mob boss Sal Tarantino's efforts to sway an election where the stakes are nothing less than turning Little Rhody into Little Vegas . . . doesn't give us many people to love but there's plenty to like in it, nonetheless." Providence Journal