Book Men Without Redemption

[Rocco V]

This book is of epic proportion. Its the story of Teresa Carlucci and Romolo Zazza. Through thir teen years and married years Romolo was employed by a union as an organiser.

The plot is engrossing and the story seems very real. The characters are well developed. Moreover, the author was for 37 years a union organizer. He adds that flash of excitment to the plot. The love sences are hot and spicey.

This is the book that has replaced the best selling Godfather. It comes from the streets of reality.

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If you love mystery, suspenes and a book that will hold your interest, read Men Without Redemption.

[Jacobson]

The book was a real page turner. I gave it 4 stars

[Ralph]

The unexpected is afoot in this novel. I gave the book a 4.5 star rating. I saw a few typo's. they don't take nothing away from the story.

[Ralph]

Jacobson wrote:

The book was a real page turner. I gave it 4 stars

Ralph, I saw more then that. I also saw a mistake. The words should have been Local 100, instead of Local 199. It's okay. The plots and story really make the book. I gave this novel 4.5 stars

[Phil Gennaro]

Since we are all rating the book, I give it 5 stars. The story was down to eart

Phil-----

[Buddy Molino]

I know this author. He lives in Kenilworth and he was a union organizer. Great story Nick

[Pat Grady]

The author lived in Roseland. I believe he lived off of Eagle Rock Avenue. He writes like he was there and back. Very good story Nick Gallicchio

[Philly Grasso]

Nick did live in Roseland and he was a union organizer for CWA Local 1032. He was one of the best union reps I ever knew.

The guy was honest and funny. He never wore silk clothing nor did he ever wear diamonds. He was a casual dresser.And he always bought lunch

[Chuck Falsom]

Okay I to know Nick and the guy was as good as they come. He was not a cheap kind of guy. He would pick up the check. He was my union representative and we all miss him for his knowledge of the labor movment.

Nick I hope you book does well
Chucky

[Rosemary Ortega]

I know thw author to, and I love the guy. He was my union representative. Smart man, I mean very smart. Now, he writes a book, and I read it.

Nick is that the way it really was? LOL I still have your phone number. I will call you soon. Say hello to your wife for me.
Ro

[Tom Morgan]

I saw in Nick's book one his favorite expressions.

"Bean Bag Attorny's" LOL That's Nick alright

[Jay Blockman]

Bean bag lawyers? ROFL We can do with out them

[Jack Fisher]

Bean bags? I read that in the book LOL

[Jack Fischer]

When you read the book, please post your thoughts here. Try and stay away from Jeff and Rocco V

[Betty]

Be as blunt as you can with your post. Hold nothing back. This will indeed help the author

[Howie]

As blunt as I can be. I loved the story

[Maryann]

Blunt as I can be? Very, very good book

[Nick]

The book has a few typos. Great story

[Howie]

My Mom fell in love with Nick Zazza. I also saw that in one of the topix. I read the book and the charracter Nick Zazza is an interesting man. His son is a real smart person, and his wife I wish were a real person

[Jimmy Walsh]

Howie wrote:

My Mom fell in love with Nick Zazza. I also saw that in one of the topix. I read the book and the charracter Nick Zazza is an interesting man. His son is a real smart person, and his wife I wish were a real person

Nick Zazza is a great character in this book. I to liked him