title: Mafia Marriage: My Story
author:  Rosalie Bonanno 
description: Rosalie Profaci's marriage to Bill Bonanno in 1956 united two powerful New York Mafia families. Growing up in a protective cocoon, the bride was ignorant of her heritage--"I did not understand, never had understood, and probably never would"--and this made for a difficult marriage. In this sense, her book resembles Antoinette Giancana's Mafia Princess ( LJ 2/15/84), but the latter provides a better sense of Mafia life as a whole. The venerated "code of silence" means little to the Bonannos: they were the subject of Gay Talese's Honor Thy Father ( LJ 12/1/71), and family head Joe Bonanno wrote A Man of Honor ( LJ 8/83). Amazingly, Rosalie is still Mrs. Bonanno, despite the belief articulated in her brief, earnest, affecting book that Mafia men are "rats." Appropriate for women's studies and organized crime collections.<br /><i>- Gregor A. Preston, Univ. of California Lib., Davis</i><br />Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information, Inc.
zlib_text: FALL (A MAFIA CRIME FAMILY ROMANCE)
  BELLA LOVE-WINS
  
  CONTENTS
  COPYRIGHT
  Blurb and Author’s Notes
  Prologue
  1. Antonio
  2. Natalia
  3. Antonio
  4. Natalia
  5. Antonio
  6. Natalia
  7. Antonio
  8. Natalia
  9. Antonio
  10. Antonio
  11. Antonio
  12. Natalia
  13. Natalia
  14. Natalia
  15. Natalia
  16. Antonio
  17. Natalia
  18. Antonio
  19. Natalia
  About Bella Love-Wins
  
  COPYRIGHT
  FALL
  Saints of Sin #1
  Copyright (c) 2019
  Bella Love-Wins
  Written by Bella Love-Wins
  All Rights Reserved.
  Cover Design by Book Cover by Design (Kellie Dennis)
  
  BLURB AND AUTHOR’S NOTES
  BLURB
  From Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author Bella Love-Wins, comes an
  emotionally dark mafia crime family romance serial.
  My name is Antonio DeLucci. They call me The Trigger. I’m the most trusted made man in the
  Romano crime family. I’m at the peak of my career with the mob, and in their good graces, but I’m not
  their blood. All this time, I thought there was an upside to that fact. It meant one day, I could have her.
  Natalia.
  The bo