JUSTICE?
What is justice?
Is it the conviction of fairness, of moral righteousness?
If so, by whose standard of fairness?
If so, by whose standard of morality?
Or is it the administration of justifiable punishment?
To be administered by whom?
This novel cuts apart and scrutinizes the shadowy lives, the scandalous history and innermost emotions of two post-World War II Italian families coincidentally seeking asylum in Australia’s South Coast village of Cringila.
SINS OF THE FATHER
For the past twenty-two years, Marcello di Paulo has been the faithful Consigliore to Pietro Giordano, Capo of one of the most powerful Camorra Families in Naples. However, recent events have seen their close relationship deteriorate out of control.
Di Paulo seizes control of the Family Clan and embarks on a journey of personal revenge and fortune hunting only to plummet into the same self-serving lifestyle as that of his former Capo.
Along the way, he connects with a previously unknown Australian family sharing the same bloodline.
Family loyalty becomes irrelevant and inconsequential when the dark secrets of the family leads to outright hostility as the two antagonists declare Clan war in their struggle to win honour and the disputed family treasure.
