by Louis Romano (Author)
Sicilian BLOODLINES run thick . . . Gino Ranno and the Miceli family share a friendship that has lasted generations, from the mountains of western Sicily in 1890 to today's New York landscape of the Hamptons and East Harlem. Lucho Gonzales, a drug dealer from Colombia with a penchant for sex and murder, has no friends-only the wild companionship of a few psychotic men who dare to do his dirty work, and a family too scared of his temper to do anything else. When Gino and his on-again, off-again girlfriend Lisa cross paths with Lucho, they unwittingly upset the balance of crime. The result: kidnapping, rape, and murder. The Colombians may be dangerous, but when it comes to family, the New York mob draws a line in the sand. Winner takes all.
Author Biography
Louis Romano was born and raised in the Bronx, New York. He lived in the Little Italy section of the Bronx and in a New York City Housing Project. During a successful business career he decided to write a book. The result is his debut novel, "Fish Farm". His book of poetry, "Anxiety's Nest" will be published Spring 2011. The sequel to "Fish Farm" is in process.