In The Godfather, Mario Puzo weaves a gripping tale of power, crime, and loyalty that has become a cornerstone of American literature. The Corleone family, led by the calculating and ruthless Don Vito Corleone, rules over a vast criminal empire, balancing ambition with honor in a world where betrayal is always close at hand.
As the aging Don passes the reins to his reluctant son Michael, the Corleones must navigate deadly rivals, corrupt institutions, and family loyalty in a brutal fight for survival.
First published in 1969, this unforgettable saga of the Mafia underworld remains a definitive exploration of the dark side of the American dream. Immortalized by the Oscar-winning film, The Godfather is a timeless story of power, passion, and the complexities of family.
