Imagine a world where Frank Sinatra, Sam Giancana, and the Kennedys are in cahoots to get to the White House – oh wait, this did happen! Now lets give the story a twist and put Sinatra on the mob’s hitlist – Screwing Sinatra is a sometimes true account from the Sinatra multiverse. Award-winning publisher of graphic novels and comics, IDW Publishing is set to release this gripping work of historical fiction in prose with Screwing Sinatra, available September 16, 2025 at retailers everywhere.
Las Vegas entrepreneur and author, P Moss (Vegas Tabloid, The Houdini Killer), has woven together this stunning work of historical fiction based on conversations from ole’ blue eyes insiders including Sinatra’s long-time valet George Jacobs and former JFK press secretary, journalist, and politician, Pierre Salenger. P. Moss is as colorful as the stories he tells, creating an exciting crime thriller based on real-life events in the ’50s and ’60s Las Vegas, with a twist of fabrication, in the dark underbelly of the infamous city’s glitz and glamor.
“Cards and dice. Booze and broads. When the mob ran Las Vegas in the mid-twentieth century the town had a style unlike any other destination in the world and, as a writer of twisted historical noir, being able to merge off-the-wall fiction with the unimaginable truth of that eye-popping era in my novel Screwing Sinatra was fun. A lot of fun,” says author P Moss.
Join the Rat Pack in this stylish crime-thriller novel that showcases the glitz, glamor, and grime of Las Vegas’ early years from the author who captures the atmosphere of Sin City’s heyday like no other!
It’s 1960, and Frank Sinatra, the king of showbiz, is conspiring with Jack Kennedy and gangster Sam Giancana to steal the presidential election. Then, in a mind-blowing twist, Sinatra’s perfect world comes crashing down on him as he is betrayed by JFK and finds himself in the crosshairs of a mob assassin!
Screwing Sinatra will be available at retailers everywhere on September 16, 2025 in softcover and digitally for a list price of $15.99 (ISBN: 9798887243566).
For more information, please visit IDW Publishing.
Source: Press Release
