"King of the Gypsies" by Peter Maas delves into the intricate dynamics of a prominent Romani family in the United States, focusing on the power struggle between Steve Tene and his father following the death of their patriarch, Tene Bimbo. The narrative offers a rare glimpse into the traditions, challenges, and internal conflicts within the Romani community, highlighting the complexities of leadership and cultural preservation. Through detailed storytelling, Maas sheds light on a world often shrouded in mystery, providing readers with an intimate understanding of Romani life in America.
