The Brothers Bulger: How They Terrorized and Corrupted Boston for a Quarter Century
by Howie Carr
Howie Carr chronicles the Bulger brothers’ quarter-century impact on Boston in this compelling account of terror, corruption, and influence. Centered on the forces that shaped their notoriety, the book offers readers interested in true crime, history, and investigative biography a focused examination of a dark chapter in the city’s story.
About This Book
Howie Carr examines the story of the Bulger brothers and their enduring presence in Boston.
The book focuses on a quarter century marked by terror and corruption.
It offers a nonfiction account of power, influence, and the consequences of criminal activity in a major American city.
Readers interested in Boston history, organized crime, and investigative biography will find a direct look at one of the city's most notorious family names.
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