Mafia-crats of New York
A Detective’s Costly Crusade Against Mob-Inspired Corruption

What happens when the real enemy isn’t just on the streets—but in city hall?

In the shadows of New York’s political machine, where the lines between government and organized crime have long been blurred, one detective dares to push back. Mafia-crats of New York tells the gripping story of an anti-corruption investigator who risks everything to expose the mob’s enduring grip on local politics—and the quiet complicity of those sworn to uphold the law.

Haunted by a turbulent past and targeted by those in power, this detective’s pursuit of justice comes at a high personal cost. As powerful figures seek to discredit him—using threats, character smears, and deeply personal attacks—he must grapple with a growing suspicion: is his obsession with rooting out corruption fueled by justice… or revenge?

This unflinching account dives deep into:

• The murky relationship between New York politics and the Mafia’s influence

• The institutional barriers faced by law enforcement insiders trying to do the right thing

• The psychological toll of whistleblowing in a corrupt system

• The moral gray zones of justice, power, and personal motivation

Equal parts true crime, political thriller, and psychological drama, this book is a must-read for fans of Donnie Brasco, Serpico, and anyone drawn to the real-life war between integrity and influence.