Book description
In this riveting follow-up to Mafia Summer, Vinny Vesta's
torrid affair with his co-pilot's widow brings him, unwittingly and
unwillingly, back into the family business. The only question is
whether he can escape it again, with his life. Black Widow is a
gripping page-turner that brings to life the decadent bachelor-pad
living of the Blue Angels, old-Hollywood grandeur, and the
maneuverings of Genovese as he takes over the Luciano crime family and
alters the face of the New York Mob.
PRAISE FOR MAFIA SUMMER :
"Sweet, affectionate, and bloody: a glance backward to a
well-spent youth."-- Kirkus Reviews
"With its pedigree, it just may be the perfect summer
book."--New York Post, "Required Reading"
Breathless... Entertaining... Loaded with B-movie appeal...Vincent
brings back hero Vinny Vesta, but this time he's gotten his tough-guy
protagonist out of New York City's Hell's Kitchen and into the Navy.
E. Duke Vincent grew up in New York and New Jersey. He was a pilot with
the Blue Angels in 1960-61, and flew the F9F-8P Cougar from which the
team was filmed for the NBC television series
The Blue Angels
, launching his interest in television. He went on to a successful
career as a TV writer and producer. In 1977 he joined Aaron Spelling at
Spelling Television, where he is currently executive producer and vice
chairman. His credits include the series
Beverly Hills
90210, Melrose Place, Dynasty, Hotel, Vega$, Charmed,
and
7th Heaven.
His newest series,
Clubhouse,
is currently on CBS (Tues 9pm). His TV movies include the Emmy
Award-winning
Day One
and
And the Band Played On.