GINO - What Remains
Paperback
Series: Gino Ranno, Book 5
Publisher Price: $22.00
ISBN13: 9781944906573
Publisher: Vecchia Publishing
Published: Oct 20 2026
Pages: 254
Weight: 0.76
Height: 0.58 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In Gino: What Remains, the fifth installment of the Gino Ranno Series, readers witness the culmination of Gino's tumultuous journey. This gripping narrative unfolds the life of Gino Ranno, a Don entangled in the intricate web of mafia loyalty, betrayal, and survival. Following the exciting arcs set in Fish Farm, BESA, Game of Pawns, and Exclusion, this chapter explores the profound consequences of Gino's past decisions, revealing a man at a crossroads between power and redemption.
As the mafia landscape crumbles around him, Gino grapples with the haunting remnants of his former life. This compelling tale raises poignant questions about identity, legacy, and the very essence of family amidst the chaos of a fading empire. With masterful storytelling, the novel serves as both a thrilling conclusion to the series and a haunting reflection on what truly remains when everything else is lost.
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