Undercover police officer, Jay Dobyns, tells of his infiltration of the Hells Angels in an attempt to collect enough evidence to imprison some key leaders. This two-year federal investigation requires Jay to completely immerse himself in the HA culture, seamy as it may be. This was not very pleasant reading for me. Even Jay was not a sympathetic player--he was far too willing to be sucked in; and to be impressed with the HA big-wigs. The way they live, the way they treat their women, the violence they perpetrate just for fun, the laws they break just because they can--none of this held any interest for me! ( )

If only this true story could have read a little bit faster so I didn't have skim parts....Jay Dobyns went undercover into the Hells Angels and he became quite the bad boy. I had no idea that the Hells Angels were really that bad. Heck, around here, the motorcycle "gangs" go on charity runs and hold fundraiser dinners. But now I know better about the Hells Angels. Jay becomes more and more "Bird" and less and less Jay. He barely gets out. ( )