I Hope Personalities Aren't Hereditary A Romp Through the Decade That Took Us from Martini's to Marijuana

Reviews are in and it's a hit! Visit www.vincentmmonteleone.com to view. Fed up with hearing about his sibling's children and their perfect lives, Frank Bellincioni decides to remind his sister and brother where they came from. One Christmas Eve he begins to fill in his great nephew, Michael, on all the family history the past two generations know nothing about. Currently all pillars of society, benefactors of the church and highly respected city attorneys, Uncle Frank spills the beans on the family's connection to the mafia, money laundering, grandma's love of weed, great grandpa's bookmaking operation and small town motel room sex. It all takes place in the swinging 1960's, the decade that changed everything. Frank reminisces on his childhood as he tells Michael about the quest to experience his first sexual encounter, the budding drug culture, racism and how his wacky family dealt with it all during America's most turbulent time. When great grandpa moved the family from Chicago to the picturesque suburb of Prospect Heights, not only were they in for massive culture shock but the ridged values they clung to went by the wayside. Anyone who has moved their family from the city to suburbia will be nodding their heads as they follow the Bellincioni's adventurous endeavor.