Bone in the Throat

Bone in the Throat

by Anthony Bourdain

Bloomsbury Publishing USA · 2000 · 304 pages

A young chef’s culinary aspirations take a dark turn when he lands a job in his uncle's Little Italy eatery, only to discover it’s a front for organized crime. When a mob hit goes down in his kitchen, he’s caught between the Feds and his volatile associates, forced to rely on his street smarts and a surprising culinary adaptability to survive. Fans of Bourdain's unflinching nonfiction will savor this gritty, darkly funny debut novel about the intersection of food, family, and felony.

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