A nobody with the wrong face. A city that runs on fear. Wearing Lucky Luciano's smile could get him killed. Everyone has a double. For Johnny Cado, a bootlegger in Prohibition-era New Orleans, that double happens to be none other than the infamous Lucky Luciano. When Al Capone notices the uncanny resemblance, Cado is drafted into the mob world-forced to provide alibis, run dangerous errands, and even step into the line of fire when assassins come calling. At first, he's the "UnLucky Double." But when a mission sends him overseas, Johnny seizes the chance to vanish with his wife-and the mob's…mehr
A nobody with the wrong face. A city that runs on fear. Wearing Lucky Luciano's smile could get him killed. Everyone has a double. For Johnny Cado, a bootlegger in Prohibition-era New Orleans, that double happens to be none other than the infamous Lucky Luciano. When Al Capone notices the uncanny resemblance, Cado is drafted into the mob world-forced to provide alibis, run dangerous errands, and even step into the line of fire when assassins come calling. At first, he's the "UnLucky Double." But when a mission sends him overseas, Johnny seizes the chance to vanish with his wife-and the mob's money. Life under false names in France seems almost idyllic... until the German army marches in. Caught aiding the French Resistance, Johnny and Angila are arrested by the Nazis and thrust into a nightmare inside Dachau. Their fictional love story collides with very real history: mobsters, war heroes, underground networks, and the brutal machinery of World War II. UnLucky Double is a fast-moving blend of historical fiction, crime thriller, and wartime drama-filled with gangsters, espionage, romance, and survival against impossible odds. Readers who enjoy organized-crime tales, World War II intrigue, and pulse-pounding "what if" stories will find it all here.
Darryl Breland has spent a lifetime blending truth and imagination into stories that make readers think, smile, and wonder. Best known to families for his Me and You and Kalamazoo children's series, Breland has also turned his storytelling gifts toward deeper, more reflective works like Starly's Legacy-a tale that explores heritage, faith, and the quiet strength that connects generations.Before becoming an author and multimedia creator, Breland built a successful career in finance and insurance, where he learned that behind every number is a human story. Today, he channels that same empathy and curiosity into his writing, inviting readers to see how ordinary lives can carry extraordinary meaning.When he's not writing, Breland is recording his podcast Papa D's Corner, producing animated stories for his grandchildren, or volunteering in his Mississippi community. His work continues to celebrate the timeless themes of family, legacy, and the power of remembering where we come from.
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