On the surface, Rita Gigante's family looked like all the other Italian Catholics in her suburban New Jersey neighborhood. But behind closed doors, they had a secret-her father was notorious crime boss Vincent "the Chin" Gigante, head of all five New York crime families. In 'The Godfather's Daughter' ',' Rita takes us on her emotional and spiritual journey growing up on the tumultuous fringes of the underworld. Her struggles with deception and honesty, violence and love, and sickness and healing finally lead Rita up to a world of light-and a life where she can finally accept and bravely live her own truth.

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&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp Rita Gigante has dedicated her adult life to healing people spiritually, emotionally, and physically. She has a degree in exercise physiology and is a licensed massage therapist and Reiki master. In 2010 she formed the Collective Healing Network, a group of healers that conducts monthly sessions in New York and New Jersey. Rita also has a private practice outside of New York City, where uses healing methods including energy therapy, intuitive healing, spiritual counseling, sound therapy, and angel readings.&nbsp Natasha Stoynoff is a 'New York Times' best-selling author with six books to her credit. Most recently, she was a correspondent for 'People' magazine for nearly two decades. Before that, she worked as a news reporter/photographer for 'The Toronto Star' ',' columnist for 'The Toronto Sun' ',' and freelancer for 'Time' magazine. She lives in New York City, where she writes books and screenplays. Rita Gigante has dedicated her adult life to healing people spiritually, emotionally, and physically. She has a degree in exercise physiology and is a licensed massage therapist and Reiki master. In 2010 she formed the Collective Healing Network, which conducts monthly sessions in New York and New Jersey. Rita also has a private practice outside of New York City, where she serves clients using energy therapy, intuitive healing, spiritual counseling, sound therapy, and angel readings. Pleasevisit: ritagigante.com Natasha Stoynoff is a New York Times best-selling author with six books to her credit. Most recently, she was a correspondent for People magazine for nearly two decades. Before that, she worked as a news reporter/photographer for The Toronto Star, columnist for The Toronto Sun, and freelancer for Time magazine. She lives in New York City, where she writes books and screenplays.