Carl Weber's Kingpins: The Bronx
- 304 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Antonio, the product of a tumultuous affair between a glamorous actress and a notorious crime boss, faced a harsh upbringing after losing his mother to drugs. Navigating foster care and the streets of the Bronx, he is overlooked by his father, the head of a powerful crime syndicate, while his half-brothers enjoy the life he once dreamed of. Despite these challenges, Antonio carves out a successful career in the NBA, but a career-ending injury and betrayal by his best friend leave him with no choice but to reach out to the father who never acknowledged him. Paige, raised in privilege with a well-respected politician as a father, experiences a life filled with luxury. However, her father disapproves of her love for Antonio, who embodies everything he despises. As Paige's parents grapple with their own marital issues and secrets, they pressure her to abandon Antonio. Defying their threats of disinheritance, Paige chooses love and marries him. As the couple navigates the treacherous waters of family secrets, lies, and connections to a dangerous criminal underworld, they find themselves caught between their love for each other and their families' conflicting loyalties. Themes of family, power, wealth, fame, and love intertwine in this emotionally charged narrative.




