Phantom Mafioso by Greg Healey

Phantom Mafioso

Greg Healey
529 pages
Authorhouse
Jul 2004
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Phantom Mafioso is the first of several books that revolve around a bank which was created, owned, and operated by the original and most powerful Mafia family in America. Founded in 1919 by Primo Bari, the bank was designed to protect and launder money for the notorious Cagliari crime family. A Harvard trained lawyer, Primo Bari uses his priceless education to create a brilliant money laundering system for La Cosa Nostra (the American Mafia) . He and his extended crime family have made a fortune with his secret underground operation. Primo's ultimate goal is to protect his family from the threat of sudden death at the hands of the most unpredictable and dangerous criminals in America. For over fifty years, La Cosa Nostra has been searching for the man who has cheated them out of their rightful cuts. They will stop at nothing to kill him. Jeffrey Steele, an unsuspecting twenty-three year old software engineer from San Francisco, unknowingly creates the final piece of Primo Bari's most brilliant plan. The bank finances the construction of Jeffery Steele's futuristic digital money platform in 1975. Steele signs a life-altering contract with the bank, unaware of the dire consequences of failure. A cataclysmic discovery by the Steele brothers threatens to compromise the fifty year old Bari family secret. The story climaxes with two brilliant people locked in a life and death struggle for survival.
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Pages 529
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Published 2004
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