Totò Riina: The Boss of the Bosses of Cosa Nostra ? Inside the Sicilian Mafia is a historical study of power, fear, and silence.

From the poverty of Corleone to the corridors of political influence in Rome, Riina's rise reveals how violence became governance in twentieth-century Sicily. Through the lens of history rather than judgment, this book traces the inner logic of Cosa Nostra ? its codes, hierarchies, and wars ? culminating in the Maxi-Trial, the murders of Falcone and Borsellino, and the final collapse of Riina's empire.

More than a portrait of one man, this is the anatomy of a system: a society that turned obedience into survival, and silence into rule.

Blending historical rigor with narrative clarity, Totò Riina: The Boss of the Bosses of Cosa Nostra exposes how power endures, mutates, and finally destroys itself.