Made in the Bronx

Sal Bianchi knows how to run a crew.

He knows robberies, bookmakers, protection, and what happens when somebody breaks the rules.

What he doesn't know is what to do with an alien.

It was supposed to be the score that put Sal and his boys back on the map: a mysterious warehouse, federal-level security, and something inside supposedly worth more than anything they'd touched in years.

They find the something.

Then they break him out.

Soon a six-foot-eight extraterrestrial named Anthony is hiding in the North Bronx, watching mob movies, eating Italian subs, learning the meaning of respect, and offering surprisingly useful advice about organized crime.

There's just one problem.

The United States government would very much like him back.

Now Sal and his crew have to outthink the Feds, protect a secret that could change the world, and explain to Anthony why human beings keep doing things that make absolutely no logical sense.

Because Anthony may have traveled farther than anyone Sal has ever met.

But sometimes the hardest journey is the one that ends with finding where you belong.

Made in the Bronx is an irreverent, suspenseful, and big-hearted story about loyalty, friendship, family-and one very unusual wiseguy.