Margaret Kahn

The Narduchi Empire Margaret Kahn

Alphonso Anthony Narduchi, a long-time high roller in the Sicilian Mafia, built the Narduchi Empire on blood money. He won the family business-olive groves-in a card game in Palermo and moved to Siracusa to ensure a rich future for his growing family. But Alphonso is brutally murdered by rivals in the French Mafia, and now his heirs must take control of the empire and keep it the power Alphonso dreamed of. One of Alphonso's two sons, Rocky, trains his family to operate the olive-oil business while maintaining ties with the Mafia and a vendetta for the French Mafia family. Tony, Rocky's oldest son, attempts to keep the olive-oil business legitimate but finds himself not only tangled up in murder and drug trafficking, but also immersed in ending the long-standing vendetta for his grandfather, father, and his uncle Angelo. The Narduchi Empire portrays the dark side of life in the Mafia and shows that murder, shady business deals, illegal activity, revenge, and deep secrets dominate those involved at the core. The Narduchi family must stay one step ahead of their competition and enemies or pay for it with their lives.