Title: Truth is stranger than fiction.
Product review: Few books I've read have had me sympathize with the main character as much as this one. Anyone who is stuck in the suburbs, working a dead end job, bored with modern life, and sick of lying politicians will enjoy this book. Just don't go into it expecting to read about a heist. While the robbery is a central pillar of the book, there is so much more to it than the crime itself. Spaggiari's accounts of soldiering, his childhood, adventures, and disgust with modern society are the best parts. I laughed, I cried, and I pumped my fists in the air and exulted in his ultimate escape from the courthouse. It's very clear that it was written by an amatuer, but you'll be having too much fun to notice or care.
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