At the Devil's Table: The Untold Story of the Insider Who Brought Down the Cali Cartel

from melselz

I was prepared not to like this book but felt I had to read it since I received it through the Early Reviewers program. I was so wrong. I loved this book. Although the story was at times hard to stomach, I also agree that it read like a novel. I found myself stealing minutes to read just a few pa...

from jenngv

My husband actually read this, and in two days. He shared excerpts with me from time to time because the facts were so amazing, yet true. He enjoyed it immensely. He researched some of the information on-line because his interest was piqued and wanted more..

from berthirsch

At The Devil's Table by William C. Rempel This is an exciting, suspenseful story about the Cali Drug Cartel in Columbia in the early 1990's. The godfathers in Cali having first helped to take out their competitor Pablo Escobar of the Medellin Cartel (well documented in Mark Bowden's Killing Pablo...

from gtown

Excellent insider's story of the Cali cartel. The first part tells how Jorge Salcedo joined the cartel in hopes of taking down their rival, Pablo Escobar, which he felt would be a huge duty to Columbia. It covers the inner workings of the cartel and Columbia corruption as he soon gets in too deep...

from loraineo

William Rempel writes an excellent book on Jorge Salcedo, a man who becomes involved in the Cali Cartel during the 1990's. Salcedo becomes more and more involved until he can no longer look the other way from the violence and corruption and makes the decision to bring down the largest Columbian C...