The thirteen stories draw readers into a compelling web of intrigue and suspense. Some are funny, others sad, and still others capture the inner conflicts that torment us yet hint at hope for a brighter tomorrow. Readers immediately identify with the bigger-than-life fictional characters that make us ponder our inner selves, fantasies, dreams and passions, and question how far were willing to go to get what we want.
-The Mirror. Scorned by superstitious villagers, gypsy witches are forced to defend themselves against the church and government persecution.
-The Feather. Caught up in an eternal...

The thirteen stories draw readers into a compelling web of intrigue and suspense. Some are funny, others sad, and still others capture the inner conflicts that torment us yet hint at hope for a brighter tomorrow. Readers immediately identify with the bigger-than-life fictional characters that make us ponder our inner selves, fantasies, dreams and passions, and question how far were willing to go to get what we want.
-The Mirror. Scorned by superstitious villagers, gypsy witches are forced to defend themselves against the church and government persecution.
-The Feather. Caught up in an eternal...

Finally, the truth is revealed about Manhattan's Deutsche Bank building fire. The devastating fire at 130 Liberty Street in the heart of Manhattan's financial center - a short distance from what was the World Trade Center - was one of the worst fires in New York City's history. Two firefighters were killed, and 105 were injured. One of the firefighters killed during the horrific fire was author Graffagnino's son, Joey. Graffagnino refused to believe what high-level government decision makers were telling the public - that the fire was an accident. After eight years of relentless research in...

Finally, the truth is revealed about Manhattan's Deutsche Bank building fire. The devastating fire at 130 Liberty Street in the heart of Manhattan's financial center - a short distance from what was the World Trade Center - was one of the worst fires in New York City's history. Two firefighters were killed, and 105 were injured. One of the firefighters killed during the horrific fire was author Graffagnino's son, Joey. Graffagnino refused to believe what high-level government decision makers were telling the public - that the fire was an accident. After eight years of relentless research in...