Disorganized Crime: A Kat Makris Greek Mafia Novel - Plot & Excerpts
One of the family kids ponied up the information for the sweet, low price of me listening, while he and his—and my—cousins practiced their English on me. Fifteen minutes of "What you name?" and "Where's the party?" later, I was wandering pale hallways inside the main house. The bachelors' barracks were less barracks, more suites, complete with kitchenettes and en-suites, from what I could see as I peered into open rooms. They made my new digs look even sadder. And every suite had cable TV and Internet, or so the kids had told me. Grandma was generous with the family. If this family was what I thought it was, I suspected generosity wasn't so much a benevolent move as it was political tactics. Keep family happy and they stay loyal. There would always be one or two waiting to squeeze Grandma for more, but they were outliers. The bulk of the family could be kept loyal through the adequate and regular dispersal of luxury items.
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