Tim Bean Books

Set against the backdrop of Al Capone's ruthless pursuit of power, the narrative centers on Johnny and Rose Mundo, whose love story unfolds amid the dangers of organized crime. As Capone and the Chicago Outfit target Mundo's businesses in Calumet City, the couple must navigate the treacherous landscape of loyalty and survival, highlighting the intersection of personal devotion and the violent ambitions of the era.

Fowler provides an innovative critical exploration of ethical issues in children's upbringing through the lens of political philosophy, calling for a radical new understanding of what constitutes wellbeing, the duties of parents and the collective obligations of state and society in guaranteeing children flourishing lives.

Originally published in 2002 under title: Russian tanks of World War II: Stalin's armoured might.