Twenty-six-year-old Larry Lavin seemed like an All-American yuppie dentist who cared deeply for his patients. In reality, he was the mastermind behind the largest cocaine empire in the U.S.--until Federal agents brought it all crashing down around him. Saline presents Lavin's gripping true-crime story--a tale of heroes, villains, and victims that should become one of the most talked about titles of the year.
Great complement to "Doctor Dealer" with some overlap, but written from a different angle, for the most part. Glad I read DD first. Crazy story, interesting read. I’m glad there were a few pictures, albeit largely weak ones. I wish there were more.
The story itself warrants a five star rating: an ivy-league dentist who leads a secret life as a cocaine dealer.
However, the author showed obvious partiality throughout the book. As a reporter, she is not objective. In addition, she takes a condescending tone with those involved in the ring. In addition, some of the dialogue present in the book is made up by the author. Other than that, this book is excellent.