Impostors

Well-dressed, well-fed and mostly well-off, the Imposters of contemporary Boston practise to deceive themselves and one another to conceal their deep corruption. The author's previous novels include "Penance for Jerry Kennedy", "The Friends of Eddie Coyle" and "The Sins of the Fathers".
 
Well-dressed, well-fed and mostly well-off, the Imposters of contemporary Boston practise to deceive themselves and one another to conceal their deep corruption. The author's previous novels include "Penance for Jerry Kennedy", "The Friends of Eddie Coyle" and "The Sins of the Fathers".