Author: Giacomo Giammatteo
Publisher: Inferno Publishing Company
Pages: 438
Source: Pump Up Your Books Promotion
Format: Paperback
Description:
A string of brutal murders has bodies piling up in Brooklyn, and
Detective Frankie Donovan knows what is going on. Clues left at the
crime scenes point to someone from the old neighborhood, and that isn’t
good.
Frankie has taken two oaths in his life – the one he took to uphold
the law when he became a cop, and the one he took with his two best
friends when they were eight years old and inseparable. Those
relationships have forced Frankie to make many tough decisions, but now
he faces the toughest one of his life; he has five murders to solve and
one of those two friends is responsible. If Frankie lets him go, he
breaks the oath he took as a cop and risks losing his job. But if he
tries to bring him in, he breaks the oath he kept for twenty-five years –
and risks losing his life.
In the neighborhood where Frankie Donovan grew up, you never broke an oath.
My Thoughts:
This book was so incredible to read. I loved the connection these
boys turned into men had with each other. The main story is about boys
who grew up in a neighborhood, where when you took an oath you were
connected with that oath, when they grow up after Nicky ends up risking
himself to protect his friends. Frankie Donovan ends up being a cop,
distancing himself from Tony who is now with a mob. When Nicky ends up
connecting up with his friends and finds the roads they are leading.
Definitely a great relationship of how the ties early on can sustain
you. I enjoyed the back in forth with this book between the present day
and a time when the men were boys. We also learn about a love interest
with Nicky.
Definitely an author I will check out time and again as I
loved the story he wove. Deep roots with Italian families, friends of
all kinds. A huge difference from your typical mystery and thriller!
An author I will check out again and again! This book was given to me
from Pump Up Your Promotions for a honest and fair review!
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