More than three decades ago, The Godfather, Mario Puzo's greatest novel, was first published. In 2004, Mark Weingartner wrote a continuation of this story, telling about the years not covered in Puzo's best-selling book and the equally famous film by Francis Ford Coppola. So, 1955, Michael Corleone has just won a difficult victory in the bloody war of five gangster families of New York. Now he is trying to strengthen his power, legalize his business and save his family. To do this, he will have to defeat a worthy opponent - Nick Geraci, a former boxer and bouncer, and now a certified lawyer, not inferior to him in cruelty and treachery.

Finally it happened! There was a man who was not afraid to take on such hard work - his name was Mark Weingartner, and he plucked up the courage and continued the work of the great Mario Puzo by writing The Return of the Godfather. In our opinion, it turned out quite well.

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Readers of this book will visit New York, Washington, Las Vegas and even Cuba, plunge into the world of politics and jurisprudence and show business, and from the most unexpected angles. Mark Weingartner gave Puzo's legendary heroes a modern look and created several of his own, no less colorful characters. “The Return of the Godfather” is, first of all, a fascinating story about what we love, carefully protect, and sometimes are mortally afraid of - about family. From the annotation to the American edition