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Nine stories about life, love, family, and career--every one a bit quirky. All thoroughly human. Titles include "Angelina in a Casket," "Give Us Our Trespasses," and "Misery, the Mother of Intention." If you like The Brancatelli Blog, you'll love Nine Lives.

Through the diary of fifteen-year-old Richard Mercurius, the reader is transported back to Philadelphia in the summer of 1976. Richard meets a free-spirited girl who works on the Saint Rita of Cascia High School newspaper with the unlikely name of Laura Fedora. This girl with hair the color of "yams" turns his preppy world upside down. This second novel of the Mercury trilogy continues the themes established in "The Gringo"-obsessive love, eccentric families, betrayal, and an amazing foot fetish on Richard's part. It's the kind of writing you won't find anywhere else.

"The Gringo" is a fast-paced comedy about a corporate attorney, Richard Mercurius, obsessed with his ex-wife who gets set up for drug trafficking in Guatemala, fired from his job, infected with e-coli, and hunted by the FBI in the jungle. Then he teams up with the Mayan travel agent he suspects of framing him. You will laugh with him as he ends up both in jail and in love.