Title: A Fantastic Heist Novel
Product review: I was drawn to this novel when I read all of the great reviews for the film that it inspired. I'm the kind of person who likes to read the book before the movie. I was struck by the grit that Hogan portrays when describing this section of Boston. While comparisons can be made to Dennis Lehane, I think Hogan brings a unique view to this story. On the surface, it appears to be a run of the mill action/heist story, but at its core, this novel is a riveting tale of forbidden love and the struggle to overcome the limitations of class and family.
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