OCEANSIDE, N.Y., May 13, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- A murder sparks two different paths to redemption for a cat and a detective. The stakes are high and the odds are tremendous against one who seeks vengeance and the other who seeks justice. This is suspenseful story that awaits readers in Eyes of the Innocent, a new book authored by G.R.R. Restivo and released through Xlibris.
The story begins when a black cat named Caesar witnesses a murder of his masters and mother. Struck by the tragedy, he starts his quest for revenge on the killer. Meanwhile a police detective, Mark Gallo, tries to unravel the mystery behind the killings, which is somehow linked to Warner Hollander, the head of a global company and drug smugglers. As the story moves on, readers will witness the vast differences between the man and the animal, each of them dealing with their own demons. Caesar's trek leads to Europe, where Gallo is almost killed and Caesar saves him on the North Atlantic. A striking climax awaits readers.
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About the Author
G.R.R. Restivo was born in East New York, Brooklyn. He attended Staten Island College for a Architectural Degree in 1968 at night, and started working full time for an Architectural firm in New York City. During the Vietnam War, he joined the New York State National Guard. He passed the Architect's Licensing Exam in 1986, and is registered to practice Architecture in three states. Today he is the Vice-President of a major architectural firm. In 1979 he met his future wife, Loretta and was married in 1982 and lives presently on Long Island.
Eyes of the Innocent * by G.R.R. Restivo
Publication Date: November 19, 2002
Trade Paperback; $21.24; 470 pages; 978-1-4010-6398-6
Cloth Hardback; $31.49; 470 pages; 978-1-4010-6399-3
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