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This Thing of Ours: How Faith Saved My Mafia Marriage Audiobook
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A handsome Italian film producer and a beautiful Mexican dancer. A match made on a movie set and a lavish Beverly Hills wedding. The beginning of Camille FranzeseÆs story takes on the shade of an exotic fairy tale. But a closer look at her marriage to mafia capo Michael Franzese exposes more than a decade of anguish endured in the shadows of her husbandÆs crimes. The fear of arrest, the prison sentences, the house raids from federal agentsùCamille lived through it all, not knowing whether her family could remain unbroken amid the turmoil and uncertainty that accompanied her husbandÆs life of crime.Discover how CamilleÆs devotion to her marriage and her faith in GodÆs larger plan led to deliverance from devastation. Hers is a story of choices, consequences, and the prayers that hold us up when everything around us is falling down.
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"Another great book by a Franzese. Cammy Franzese is married to former Columbo Family capo, Michael Franzese. In this book Cammy tells her perspective on all the things that were happening to her husband.If you want a womans' perspective then this is the book for you!"
— Alyssa (5 out of 5 stars)
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" It was a good book, definitely a quick read but it was interesting how things unfolded in their lives. "
— Anne, 3/29/2013
About Cammy Franzese
Cammy Franzese was a member of a prominent dance team when she was chosen to dance in the movie Knights of the City, where she captured the heart of the film’s executive producer, Michael Franzese. She and Michael were married in 1985. She played a major role in her infamous husband’s decision to walk away from his former life and was once described as “the woman who changed the face of organized crime in America.”