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Summary Of Son Of The Mob

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Son of the Mob:Hollywood Hustle Have you ever read a book that was so good at some points you couldn’t put it down and it was boring you just want to stop it. This is that type of book. This book also shocked me because you find out that willow is a secret agent, to think that vince goes to college to get away from the mob the mob is still in his life, and that vince just jumped to conclusions way too early. When the book starts vince is going to college with Tommy and Kendra. When he gets to the college and settles in he sees this pretty girl or in his words “the prettiest most gorgeous girl in the world”. In the middle of the book Willow is trying to get up all in his grill when she knows that vince has a girlfriend. In the beginning he was like “please get off me I have a girlfriend”, but in the middle of the book he started to like it. When he was on a date with Kendra and just kept looking at Willow. When the book ends you find out that Willow is a secret agent working for Kendra's dad and found out that Kendra was taking pictures of Willow and Vince when they were on the beach doing stuff. …show more content…

When he saw the uncles he got suspicious because they were watching Vince. You don’t find this out till the end when Kendra's dad sent fbi agent to spy on vince. Even kendra was part of the whole plan to. When the uncles were at the college they were using Vinces dorm room as a hideout for their job. Congressman Sutter sent the uncles to capture Ellis Rank just so he can win the election. This effects Vince when he intends to bring his finished movie to show to the class but really it was ellis strapped to a chair with a gag in his mouth getting tortured in a room, and he could tell it was the uncles because he could hear the uncles voices in the

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