Veteran crime reporter Michel Auger recounts his decades covering Canada's underworld and the violent attempt on his life after reporting on biker-gang connections. He describes investigations that ranged from mafia trials to travels tracing drug routes and criminal networks abroad.

The book combines on-the-ground reporting with personal reflection: interviews with notorious figures, courtroom scenes, and the risks journalists face when their work exposes powerful criminals. Auger explains how probing organized crime can provoke retaliation and how reporters cope with threats.

Clear and direct, the narrative offers a rare, insider perspective on the Hell's Angels, rival gangs, and the institutions that try to contain them. Readers interested in true crime, journalism, or contemporary Canadian crime history will find detailed, eyewitness accounts and thoughtful commentary.

• Investigative memoir by a veteran crime reporter
• Firsthand accounts of biker gangs and organized crime
• Reporting from Canada, Sicily, and the Far East

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