Giuseppe Rocco
de Ronald L. Ruiz · Publicada por primera vez en 1998
Giuseppe Rocco, an Italian immigrant, raises himself from nothing to immense wealth and political influence in northern California through his self-made scavenger business and a series of shrewd land investments. His money and power allow him to possess a bride of high birth and breeding, and through their loveless marriage Giuseppe Rocco becomes the patriarch of a dynasty of three sons: Joey, Johnny, and Matthew. Everyone is stunned when eighteen-year-old Joey abruptly runs off to Reno to wed Sally Martinez, a penniless grocery-store checkout clerk. But as Rocco gradually recognizes in his tough young daughter-in-law a steely determination equal to his own, he begins to see her as a means to further his empire. The outcome is not what readers have come to expect from countless Hollywood and television versions of the old Horatio Alger myth.
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- Giuseppe Rocco (1998)
Arte Público Press · inglés
