Louis Angellotti
-Organized Crime, Historical Fiction-
Louis Angellotti resides in Estero, Florida. Originally from Chicago Heights, Illinois, he has worked in education and as a sports reporter and columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times STAR Newspapers and the Chicago Tribune’s Daily Southtown. He co-authored Accordion Man, a biography of jazz accordionist Dick Contino, and has created and written news releases and communications for a range of organizations, businesses, corporations, and school districts.
What’s Done is Done takes readers into the hazy backrooms and busy streets of Prohibition-era Chicagoland, where mysteries hide in every dark corner. The story’s rich setting, layered characters, and themes of loyalty, ambition, and betrayal carry readers into a world filled with duplicity and danger. Louis Angellotti fuses historical detail with suspense, creating a story that will appeal to fans of organized crime and historical fiction. Angellotti offers more than just a crime novel; he brings the era to life through memorable characters such as Tony Provenzano, Armando Massetti, Nicolo Narducci, and Jim Lambisi. Their stories show the tension, moral challenges, and personal costs of life in the criminal underworld.
