"A Riveting Read From Beginning to End..."
- Dec 17, 2015
- 1 min read
A Racket in the Burbs is "a riveting read from beginning to end" according to the Midwest Book Review (MBR).
A review of my book is featured this month on the Midwest Book Review's online magazine "Small Press Bookwatch." The complete review reads as follows:
"A Racket in the Burbs" by Ben Broeren is a work of compelling fiction that is inspired by the backdrop of Operation Family Secrets, a real life FBI investigation that crippled the Chicago mob. A riveting read from beginning to end, "A Racket in the Burbs" is very highly recommended for community library collections. For personal reading lists it should be noted that "A Racket in the Burbs" is also available in a Kindle edition.
Libraries can follow the Midwest Book Review's recommendation and either contact me or Ingram Content Group to add A Racket in the Burbs to their collection.
There is also still time to purchase copies of A Racket in the Burbs online through Barbara's Bookstore, Barnes and Noble, and Amazon as a holiday gift for your favorite thriller-lover. Folks traveling through O'Hare International Airport are also welcome to find a copy at Barbara's Bookstore locations there.
Many thanks to my readers! Happy Holidays! Happy Hanukkah! Merry Christmas!











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