The Book Report

If you’re a fan of true crime and want to delve into a thrilling memoir about the experience of whistleblowing, look no further than “The Whistleblower’s Tune” by Hugh Giblin. This book will keep you hooked from start to finish and is more than just a fascinating read, it’s a true journey through the eyes of a brave whistleblower.

The story takes place in Washington D.C., where Hugh was working as an accountant in an international union. It was there that he stumbled upon a life-changing discovery: the union was controlled by the Chicago Mafia. Through detailed research and investigation, Hugh became the whistleblower and exposed the corruption that had taken place in the union.

Hugh takes the reader on a suspenseful journey, full of humor and romance, through his experience of uncovering the truth. He draws in the reader by starting with his first encounter with the Mob at the age of eleven and how he realized that life isn’t always like the movies. He also provides insight into the Chicago Mafia, which exploited its members who were mainly poor hotel and restaurant employees.

“The Whistleblower’s Tune” is an excellent read for fans of true crime podcasts or books, and for those interested in journalism or simply curious about the subject. The author’s research, combined with his personal narrative, makes for a captivating and thought-provoking book. If you’re in the mood for a true crime memoir that will keep you up at night, pick up “The Whistleblower’s Tune.”