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The Brini Boy - Paperback

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by Jane McCulloch (Author)

Trando is only thirteen years old, but he knows he is the one person who can save his best friend from the electric chair... It is 1919 in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Trando Brini, a promising violinist and the child of Italian immigrants, lives quietly with his parents and their lodger Bart Vanzetti. This is not a good time for Italian-Americans. Assassinations and bombings committed by a handful of Italian Anarchists on US soil has resulted in a tense climate of suspicion and paranoia. When known Anarchists Bart and Nick Sacco are arrested for their alleged roles in a fatal holdup, Trando knows for certain his friend is innocent. Thus begins seven years of trials and appeals, during which Trando, his community, and a growing number of political activists and intellectuals challenge a biased American Justice System. It is a struggle between David and Goliath, in which the 'Brini Boy' must risk everything - his musical career, his first love and the life of his dearest friend. In this true story of courage, bravery and determination, we can more fully understand the America of the present by revisiting its turbulent past.

Author Biography

Three years ago Jane retired from a long career directing and writing for theatre and opera, to become a full time writer of fiction. Her recent work includes three novels which make up a family saga - Parallel Lines, Triangles in Squares, and Full Circle - all these books are available from Amazon in paperback and kindle. Details of Jane's other work can be found on her website www.janemcculloch.com She has four children, ten grandchildren and is now based in London.

Number of Pages: 244
Dimensions: 0.55 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: May 03, 2017
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