Mario Puzo entered the history of world literature thanks to his novel "The Godfather." Filmmakers became interested in the book's plot. Puzo wrote the screenplay, and Francis Ford Coppola directed the film starring Marlon Brando and Al Pacino.
Corleone is one of the most powerful clans in America. The underground empire is run by family members. Only the youngest son of Don Corleone, Michael, goes against his father. He wants to live a quiet life with his beloved and have nothing to do with the mafia. However, it is not so easy to distance oneself from family business when you are a Corleone. Michael finds himself drawn into a war between the clans. He has only two paths: become a pawn in the hands of enemies or overcome his principles and become a killer…
Mario Puzo gives the reader a rare opportunity to peek into the inner sanctum of the mafia without risking their life.
Author: Mario Puzo
Translation: M. Molchanov
Pages: 544 (offset). Hardcover
Dimensions: 208x134x28 mm
Series: Vivid Pages
