As we continue to pick the book apart and spot errors....

Winegardner writes that in 1955, Rocco was not yet thirty years old.

Which would have made him under twenty when he was running a gas rationing coupon scam and when he whacked Paulie and got the promotion to top button man.

A little young for all of that, I think.... :rolleyes:

Also, in the scene where he introduces Kay's father, he writes how her parents had always "been in her corner", even the time they were visited by Federal Agents, who acused Mike of being a gangster and a murderer.

The two who visited Kay's home were NYC detectives (Phillips & Siriani), not federal agents.

So far, on the whole, I'm a bit disappointed, but, as I hit about page 100, the plot does seem to be thickening a bit.