L.A. Moglié’s The Brutal Truth is a gripping and deeply personal account that reads like a confession whispered across generations. It offers an extraordinary window into the life of a woman entangled in a criminal underworld she never asked to be part of. The strength of this manuscript lies in its authenticity. The raw voice, historical references, and vivid personal memories create a narrative that feels intimate and historically significant.
The Brutal Truth is an unflinching, emotionally charged narrative with the rare power to both disturb and deeply move its readers. It stands out for its authenticity, historical grounding, and a voice that refuses to be silenced. Available on Amazon Now.
Narrative Biography
At the heart of the story is Mary, a woman who evolves from quiet endurance to courageous defiance.
True-Crime
Mary’s voice is often silenced in traditional mob narratives and reframing the mob story through the eyes of a woman navigating unimaginable brutality.
20th-Century American History
Historical Nonfiction in early 20th-century America, immigration, Prohibition, and California’s underworld
Intergenerational Trauma
A granddaughter’s perspective as she uncovers the truth about her family decades later.
