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The Ghost of Bowdoin College

Money. Murder. And the Mob.

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The Ghost of Bowdoin College

By: Giuseppe Vincenzo Vumbacco
Narrated by: D. D. Scott, Mike Farrell
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The Ghost of Bowdoin College

It’s 1805, and as a result of two tragic incidents, the legend of the ghost of Bowdoin College is born. Over a century and a half later, Bowdoin graduate Vincent Mark, a young lawyer who works for The Sterling Works in New York City, is reeling from a series of suspicious deaths of the senior officers at Sterling.

Coupled with the launch of a sudden, mysterious, hostile takeover attempt, Mark is thrust to the forefront of defending his company, his position, and ultimately his life. Overwhelmed by the enormity of the challenge, Mark turns to his childhood friend, Anthony Vacarro, Capo of one of Brooklyn's notorious Cosa Nostra crime families.

Although he has been out of touch with Vacarro for several years, trying to leave his past behind him, Mark joins Vacarro to unravel the fast-paced developments of the hostile takeover attempt. Throughout the wild ride, the ghost attempts to guide Mark and another Bowdoin alumnus, Assistant Attorney General Angela Dominica. It’s the fight of Vincent Mark’s life, all while he struggles to define himself.

Money. Murder. And the mob.

©2018 Giuseppe Vincenzo Vumbacco (P)2021 Giuseppe Vincenzo Vumbacco
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