House of Wolves by James Patterson & Mike Lupica

 "House of Wolves" by James Patterson & Mike Lupica - American football politics! 

This book is published by Penguin in 2023 and has 395 pages. 

Joe Wolf I'd the owner of American Football team 'The wolves'. He raised his children in cut throat 'kill or be killed' spirit. He has 4 children. Jack runs the family publishing house. Danny is Joe's second in command. Thomas is an ex drug addict. Jenny is the daughter who has walked out in her father and family.

One day while on his boat, Joe is killed by an unknown assailant, reported as accidental drowning. In his will, Joe gives the publishing house and football team to Jenny. Jack and Danny don't like it one bit and the war begins. Then there are two more murders. 

Why did Joe give everything to the daughter who walked out in him? How low will the brothers stoop? Who is backing them? Who is the mysterious uncle giving helping hand to Jenny when the odds are stacked against her?

It's an interesting story. Readers get some insights in the world of NFL and the politics of the sport. Jenny is in deep trouble. It appears as if entire universe is conspiring against her. But she is a fighter. Her never giving up is her USP. Then there are other characters like Ted Skyler, team's quarter back and ex husband. Detective Ben Cantor. John Gallo, Joe's long time nemesis. Michael Barr, an uber rich guy. Etc. All these characters play their role but the real character is Jenny.

The end of this book, though not bad, is not keeping in line with the story line. Suddenly the uncle and his son appear. Then there is a revelation. Then the book ends. A better ending wouldn't have hurt.

Why did I read this book? Author.

What did I like? NFL background.

What I didn't like? The end.

Recommend reading.