Truth and Consequences on Bernie Madoff's book

Bernie Madoff's son, Andrew, and his wife, Ruth, tell their side of the story. Their book, "Truth and Consequences," hits store shelves today and whatever you think is the quick sale.

A rainy day can be the perfect time to dive into a book, but you may have trouble finding "Truth and Consequences," the new book by Laurie Sandell Madoff in Palm Beach. Classical library on South County Road Palm Beach has already sold.

"Well done," said Dan Foster, the purchaser Classic Books store. "It happened this week and we immediately sold."

The city of Madoff called home is eager to hear what the infamous family has to say about the Ponzi scheme that cost thousands of investors, including their own friends and neighbors, billions.

"It will make money because everyone is interested in this whole Madoff and how he got away for so long," said Philip Snow, of Boca Raton.

"I was in agony over the loss of all my friends," says Ruth Madoff Today Show Host Matt Lauer. "Everyone I know and love is a victim."

Ruth Madoff and his son, Andrew, told their stories on the NBC Today Show this morning. Ruth Madoff admitted that she and her husband tried to commit suicide. She and Andrew said they did not know any wrongdoing was going on.

"It never occurred to me that this was wrong," says Andrew Madoff Lauer.

It is not right with the people sitting in the Palm Beach County.

"They had to know what was going on," insisted the snow. "I have a family business and those involved in the company certainly know what's going on from a major to minor decision. Most family businesses are like that. "

Christine Lewis agrees to Palm Springs.

"I think it's very hard to live with someone and put your blinders on like this," she says, "and I think he probably said it more than she lets on it. "

As Library Classic awaits his next expedition of the book Madoff this week, residents of Palm Beach County have conflicting thoughts about his reading.

"I'll go buy it right after I finish this interview with you," said Snow.

Lewis said she does not want to spend the money.