Satan's Glove

by Cousin Vinny Agnello, Carolyn Rae

Overview

SATAN'S GLOVE

In 1991 Eddie Romano, an undersized, unconfident kid, finds an antique baseball glove while on a treasure hunt of the ruins of the old Comiskey Park in Chicago.

Instantly that glove becomes his obsession. He swears that while he sleeps at night he's transported to a dreary, decrepit ballpark where he learns the game of baseball from a skillful young ballplayer, who seems to be under the control of a dark, sinister figure who calls himself, "The Manager."

Miraculously, Eddie becomes a better ballplayer and is rewarded for anti-social behavior by having his skills improve. As his bad attitude causes him to lose more and more friends on his team, he begins receiving phone calls from legendary baseball players, Babe Ruth, and Lou Gehrig, who assist him with his batting problems and at the same time encourage him to be a better teammate.

Unbeknownst to Eddie, two factions of angels are waging a war for his soul. What is the price of glory? Eddie will soon find out.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781088037911
Publisher:	Monticello Press
Publication date:	11/14/2022
Series:	Satan , #1
Pages:	424
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.94(d)
Age Range:	13 - 18 Years

About the Author

LOUIS ANTHONY AGNELLO A 1992 graduate of Western Connecticut State University, Mr. Agnello, the firstborn son of a professional writer, took his time growing up. A standout starting quarterback at Weston (Connecticut) High School in 1977 and 1978, Agnello won varsity letters in football at Western Connecticut State in his freshman and sophomore years. He had his breakout moment in the fall of 1979 as he returned the opening kick off of the homecoming game against Plymouth State College ninety yards for a touchdown. The next year he would transfer to Southern Connecticut State University to study coaching and learned the ins and outs of the game of baseball, a game he has loved and followed all his life. To work his way through college he became a pioneer in the brand-new "male exotic dancing business" that was becoming a fad all over the United States. In no time he became a favorite with the "Chippendale-style" reviews that toured throughout New York and New England. As a headliner, he co-featured with male model and future poker star, Downtown Chad Brown and made appearances at the hottest clubs of the day. In 1986 he gave the professional acting business a try. He studied at Lee Strasberg in NYC and made cameos on ABC's Ryan's Hope and One Life to Live. He also appeared on CBS's Guiding Light. He also appeared as a guest on Regis Philbin and Kathy Lee Gifford's show and made a prime-time appearance on Margaret Colin's show, Leg Work. He had bit parts in Spike Lee's film Crooklyn and Nicolas Cage's Kiss of Death among others. He credits the Strasberg "method" for his engaging mastery of lively dialogue. In 1992, he went back to college and finished his bachelor's degree in English writing. Shortly after, he officially retired from performing in the male burlesque industry and since then has appeared as a studio guest with Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, and Judith Regan. He has entertained radio audiences nationally with his quick wit, glib speaking, and engaging personality. Wherever controversy is found it's likely you'll find "Cousin Vinny" in the thick of it. On the evening of August 22, 2008, Mr. Agnello was accosted by two gunmen and shot twice in the leg in Sleepy Hollow, New York. The motive for that shooting was never determined. As of this date, no one has been arrested. Agnello recovered from the shooting and currently resides in Monticello, Georgia. This is the final evolution of a story that he received in a dream-like state back in 1991. Mr. Agnello believes the messages in this novel came from God or one of his messengers. Newspaper reporters asked him if he would change anything from his past and he replied, "No way. I could never have written such a compelling and believable story without living the life of the prodigal son." "Cousin Vinny" believes that his colorful past gives him greater insight into the plights of the people we meet in our daily lives. He truly hopes you enjoy this adventure.

Carolyn Rae follows her passion, writing romantic suspense where bullets are flying, people are dying, and lovers are resisting attraction until they can escape the danger following them. She taught home economics, family living, and English in Michigan, Illinois, and Texas. In Texas she taught and supervised ironwork, painting, and carpentry inmates at a federal prison, where she wrote and directed videos on nutrition and fair fighting for couples. She also worked as a paralegal in Dallas and Fort Worth. She wrote the text and many of the recipes for There IS Life After Lettuce, a cookbook for heart patients and diabetics. Her profile and travel articles have appeared in the The Dallas Morning News. The Fort Worth Star Telegram, and Romance Writer's Report.