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Title: Crime Scene
Author: Ed Ireland
Narrator: Alex Robertson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 4 hrs and 56 mins
Language: English
Release date: 06-20-17
Publisher: Edward Ireland
Genres: Fiction, Historical

Publisher's Summary:
In Philadelphia during 1962, the crime family was at its peak. They had their own premiere hitman, Salvatore DeSantos, and it seemed as if the world was their oyster.
Behind the scenes there were power struggles beginning to take effect and pressure from the New York and Florida families. Don Angelo Bruno worked to control everything as best he could. Then came the call from New York...they were sending a younger member in to be trained by Sal. There was also a massive plan being implemented that called for Sal's unique talents.
With young Vinnie Collasimo in tow, Sal lands in Los Angeles and a meeting with the three most powerful Dons in America. Also at the meeting are members of the CIA and FBI. Something is in the wind, and when his next target is placed in his lap, Sal knows his world will never be the same. Not just his world, but the entire world!
This stylized fictional account of one man's part in that dark day in November in 1963 will have you wondering just how much of an involvement there was on the part of the American Mafia, the CIA, and other groups. Was Sal the triggerman that day? Would he follow orders even if he didn't agree with them? Would the Dons be willing to put up with the well-practiced deceit of the government?
Follow Sal as his story unfolds in this tale of double-crosses and lies. Told in the authentic vernacular of the streets of Philadelphia as well as being peppered with euphemisms from the Italian background they came from. Crime Scene is as authentic as a warm soft pretzel or a hot cheesesteak. It will bring a taste of South Philly into your world and an insight into life in the city, the mob, and the early sixties.

Members Reviews:
A Great Read!
Iâve been reading Ed Irelandâs books for a while, and this is the first one that isnât in the Epic Fantasy genre.
Whatâs really cool, is he slipped into this genre without any difficulty, and I have to admit, this may be his best work yet. I know, for me, it was among the most entertaining. I loved Sal, and every time he was in a scene, I pictured and heard Joe Pesciâs character from Goodfellas. The author did a phenomenal job at carrying over Salâs charismatic qualities other characters commented on throughout, as well as giving each character their own soul, so to speak.
The store itself was fast paced and it was hard for me to put the book down. I wanted to see what was going to happen next. The multiple conspiracy theories were woven so tightly together with factual history, itâs difficult to separate the two. The story does an awesome job at scratching both my historian and entertainment itches that I wanted more by the end. Personally, I thought it ended perfectly with lovable mention of a goat. I wonât say any more than that, but itâs definitely a great way to close the tale.