Has anyone here read The Deadly Don: Vito Genovese? If so, what do you think of it?

It is on you tube as an audiobook.
There are loads of mob books on there.
I've dipped in to it and it seemed OK.

Although I prefer paper books, myself.

Me too, I prefer physical books. I downloaded the E-book. It was okay, though it didn't say much about Genovese that we didn't already know, it just simply went into more detail about what we already know. I was wanting to know what the average day was like for Genovese, the places he frequented, the fellow mobsters he met on a regular basis, who his most trusted captains and soldiers were, etc. I was also hoping for some rare or never-before-seen photos of Genovese. Oh well, still lots of mysteries.