Author Mia Rabb Releases RISE POWER

From the author of action-packed world of mobster books, Deceptions and Transformation, comes Mia Rabb's third installment titled A Rise To Power. This riveting story follows the life of lawyer Robert Cass whose life takes a 360-turn when the powerful mob boss Anton Balistrano befriended his naval superior, AJ Zueleger. Readers will revel in this cunningly conceived plot that gyrates in a cascade of betrayals, love affairs, revenge and mayhem.

This engaging page-turner reveals the intensifying undertakings of Robert Cass, a once law abiding navy lawyer turned mob henchman. Anton Balistrano, billionaire and boss of the mafia, comes upon a betrayal so intimate, it rocks his world, as he begins a deadly cat and mouse game with a worthy opponent: the FBI. The organization brings in a woman to assist Robert Cass as consigliere, something never allowed to the exclusive men only organization. It brings the mafia in a whole new direction, as the rise to power begins.

Written with such descriptive precision, this novel further proves Rabb's ability to engage readers who crave for gut-wrenching action and mystery novels. An exciting tale of lies, guiles and mind-blowing revelations, A Rise To Power will certainly hook fiction fans and get them unforgettably caught up in a thrilling crossfire between the Italian Mafia and the FBI.

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About the Author
Mia Rabb, a health care professional, is a member of Biltmore's Who's Who and the Remington Registry for her accomplishments as a writer and health care professional. Her greatest passions besides writing are the United States Navy and Mafia. She enjoys her travels to Italy and Sicily, both for pleasure and research, doing both as much as possible.

A Rise To Power * by Mia Rabb
Publication Date: May 31, 2013
Trade Paperback; $23.99; 733 pages; 978-1-4836-2029-9
Trade Hardback; $34.99; 733 pages; 978-1-4836-2030-5
eBook; $3.99; 978-1-4836-2031-2

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