Step into the shadowy corners of the Roaring ’20s—where power, corruption, and ambition collide.
Crooked uncovers the explosive true story behind one of the most scandalous chapters in American political history. When Montana senator Burton “Boxcar Burt” Wheeler takes on Attorney General Harry Daugherty, what unfolds is a gripping saga of bribery, bootleggers, secret deals, and a system pushed to its breaking point.
With vivid storytelling and cinematic detail, Nathan Masters brings this forgotten scandal back to life—complete with larger-than-life characters, hidden agendas, and the birth of modern political investigations.
Perfect for history lovers, true crime fans, and anyone who enjoys a story where truth is stranger than fiction.
Nathan Masters is a historian, writer, and storyteller known for bringing overlooked chapters of American history into vivid focus. With a background in public history and media, he has produced award-winning digital series and educational content that make the past feel immediate and alive.
In Crooked, Masters combines deep research with a compelling narrative style, uncovering the drama, intrigue, and human stories behind one of the most significant political scandals of the 20th century.