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William Vitterelli is a first-generation American born of Italian immigrants. Raised in an Italian neighborhood, he went to all Catholic schools including La Salle College where he studied electronic physics. He worked in electronics and in the HVAC industry. This experience gave him a total independence, a complete view of business and a high cosmopolitan view of people.

Story of a girl who was raised in the bowels of life. She was taught theft and drugs as a baby. Yet! Develops into a quality of a human being and finds love and harmony in an old man. She remains faithful to her fiancé but falls deeply in love with a father figure she never had. Crohn’s disease grows inside her and eventually she dies of sepsis at the age of thirty eight.

“William Vitterelli Invites Readers to Take Part in Fate’s Cruel Game in the Release of His Heart-Wrenching Book, “Genevieve”

In William Vitterelli’s book, “Genevieve,”we dive right into a pool of emotions and witness love in all its facets. The characters of the book are loosely based on real people but the story is completely fictional. It follows John, a retiree who recently lost the love of his life, and a young couple named Nick and Genevieve, a sick girl. John was already six years into retirement when his wife passed. Social security payments and annuity funds went to the grave along with his wife. John needs to work and eventually ends up working as security personnel for an upscale, gated neighborhood—where he met and become a friend of Nick. One day, Nick took Genevieve with him to meet John. It was that fateful day that made John feel something odd and wonderful towards the young lady at the same time. When Nick and Genevieve moved out of their old apartment because of health hazards, John offered his home as a temporary shelter for the couple. But will John and his boarders only share a roof above their heads? Or will they take part in fate’s cruelest game?
The book exposes different facets of love through its unconventional, and painful twist. Williams allows the characters to tread several stages of romance. He also created diversity in his characters giving them different temperaments, attitudes, and personal issues.”