Turbulent Water

Losing his eyesight to a progressive retinal disorder, Tony Poletti continues to work in the construction business as a laborer to pay his way through college. He meets Janet Gallagher, a young engineer who is the daughter of his employer, but dares not get involved with her because of low self-esteem over his pending blindness and because he is the main suspect in his late wife's murder.

The plot becomes more involved when Jack Gallagher discovers a larger than usual amount of building material missing. At almost the same time, a near brush with death draws Tony and Janet closer together. Out of admiration for what Tony did to save his daughter's life and owing to Tony's unquestionable honesty, Jack and Janet enlist Tony's help. What he discovers turns out to be bad news for her but good news for Tony.

This is an emotionally charged novel in which people find the love they had been searching for. Containing adventure, mystery and romance, it was written by a man from a man's point of view, and contains some hard language and descriptions of sex.

Books in this series by Johnny Dragona

Home Sweet Home focuses on a homeless, African-American woman and her fair-skinned daughter who meet a blind, White widower who has been raising his daughter. Although Wanda is afraid of men because she had been raped at the age of sixteen and Jim still cherishes the memory of his late wife, they become increasingly attracted to each other. The paths Wanda and Jim take effect many more than two people. There are two murders. Major drug rings in New York and New Jersey are exposed, necessitating the intervention of local, state and federal law enforcement agencies. The tide is turned in a mayoral election in Philadelphia. Homeless shelters are scrutinized. But can Wanda love a man? Can Jim finally bury the memory of his late wife?

Unexpected Love explores several types of love, including a triangle between John, an attorney, Kelly, his executive secretary, and her current lesbian lover. At the same time, a former lesbian partner will stop at nothing, including murder, to get Kelly back. To add to the uncertain sea of romance, John's ex-wife wants him back for his money and sees nothing wrong with continuing her escapades with other men. But can John handle his eighteen-year-old daughter getting friendly with the two lesbians who are living in his home?

Turbulent Water introduces a construction worker to his employer's daughter, an attractive engineer, despite the claims the company's possessive accountant has been making on her. But a near brush with death brings Janet and Tony closer together shortly after the accountant is suspected of pilfering building materials. Should Janet offer her virginity to Tony, knowing she will marry Fredrick if he is not guilty of stealing from her father? Will Tony be found guilty of having murdered his late wife?

Come Together Once More brings some of the characters of the above mentioned three books together ten years later. It is packed with adventure at every turn. You will read about the back scratching between prosecutors and attorneys, the corruption in local governments and labor unions, the inner workings of the Mafia. The women find themselves being stalked, harassed and threatened, while the Mafia closes in and gets involved at the last minute. And there is plenty of love, love, love.