Review: Like watching a soap opera about organized crime
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 09 1, 2011
This is more like a soap opera than anything approaching a realistic peek into the lives of those involved in organized crime.  Amos works for Ginny, who took over the mob when her father died.  Rather than insulate herself from the day-to-day workings of the job for legal reasons, she gets very involved in the details - and apparently this particular crime family only includes a handful of people (and really nobody else that Ginny is related to - guess she doesn't have any brothers, uncles, cousins, etc).  The only other family member involved is Ginny's daughter, a college student who is somehow incredibly up-to-date and involved in her mother's business.The lack of realism was really what did this story in for me.  There were too few people in the story and everybody knew everybody else way too well.