Synopsis

The temperance movement had waged a decades-long battle against alcohol, culminating in the 18th Amendment and the era of Prohibition. Yet, the promise of a sober nation proved elusive, fostering a dark underbelly of organized crime and unintended consequences. Criminal enterprises flourished, amassing vast fortunes by smuggling and selling illicit liquor, transforming figures like Al Capone into notorious celebrities. Amidst this social upheaval, voices of dissent emerged. Wealthy socialite