Non-Disclosure

In the compelling memoir Non-Disclosure, author George Dapra draws fascinating connections between the struggles of immigrants settling in the United States, like his Italian parents, and those who enter the United States Marshal's Witness Security Program. Dapra was an inspector for the program in New York City--at the height of the government's war against organized crime.

Non-Disclosure begins with Dapra's childhood in a large Italian American family and follows his time in the military, college, and working at the world-famous Hotel Plaza. But the climax is definitely Dapra's employment as an inspector with the Witness Security Program. Non-Disclosure is the first peek into the secret government program authorized by the United States Department of Justice.