It Never Ends (The Michael Biancho Series, #13)

by Charles Raspa

Overview

Michael Biancho Series Book 13- It Never Ends 

After escaping with his life in NY Michael decides to covertly go to Montana to a ranch he had built. Although its beautiful and equipped Michael goes out on the town to see what its all about. He finds a racially divided town and he will not stand for it. He uses his vast wealth and starts buying up properties all over town on both sides, black and white.  That Urks the white side, the people in power. He also finds out drugs are in town and he wont put up with it. He takes on the establishment head on and in addition starts an affair with the leader of the towns daughter. It escalates into a final showdown at the ranch. Murder mystery intrigue, drama and sex all rolled up in one novel like nothing you have read before. Michael Biancho is a leader unlike most you will find in a fiction  novel.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940179420774
Publisher:	Charles Raspa
Publication date:	10/03/2023
Series:	The Michael Biancho Series
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	358 KB

About the Author

Charlie Raspa has diligently negotiated the turbulent waters of Wall Street for the l25 years while writing as an escape from the pressure. He now lives in rustic Staten Island New York, he was married to Jennifer but that ended after 25 years together. They had two children, Rocco and Raquel. His passion in life is taking his everyday experiences and caricatures of the people he has met over a long career on the Street and entwining them into plots that show the true motives and morals of each one. He writes in the pull-no-punches parlance of street-speak brandishing a shocking sense of realism. He is a life-long Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Mets fan who enjoys watching his favorite football team racking up yearly successes while his favorite baseball team moves along. He and his family engross themselves in horror movies. Charlie Raspa’s mother went to see Psycho when she was pregnant with him and, well, this might explain…everything.