Mafia Princess: Growing Up in Sam Giancana's Family

This is a very good book. She is able to really make you understand her relationship with her father. It was a different era back then. Once I started reading I couldn't put it down. I could envision all she talked about. She not only captures her relationship with her father and mother well, she also explains through FBI documents what things her father was doing in relationship to what was happening to her at the time. She's a strong woman despite her nervous breakdown. Who wouldn't after a life she led. But she was a very strong person to keep going! Good Book!

Written by Sam's daughter. Touching after all these years, she still longs to know who is responsible for this still unsolved mystery.How about a sequel?

Came in great condition, well packaged, and a great price. Thank you!

It is amusing to listen to Antoinette complain about how unfairly her father was treated when he was running around being an abusive and violent guy himself. I did like some of the stories, and I think her ghost writer really helped keep things moving.

Exceeded my expectations books looks damn near new and is a joy to read

Just finished the book. It drips with self-pity. She has said she "is just like Sam." True. She takes no responsibility whatsoever for her behavior, her affairs, her alcoholic neglect of her children, her abortions... really a dislikable person to spend so many pages with.