New York: Other Press, (2024). First edition - A book which offers a fresh perspective on the early Mafia. "Feniello's book has two beginnings - just as it has two themes- united across the centuries by socioeconomic and political structures. The first, just outside the contemporary Naples of the film Gomorrah - recounts a 2005 triple murder by the Camorra: a back-street assassination over turf initially met with official indifference and local silence. The second, recounted as impressionistically as the first, is also about a murder: this one in 1343 on the Bay of Naples, of a Genoese sea captain, and the theft of his cargo of meat and grain by another highly organized Neapolitan gang on a ship outfitted and directed by the barony of one of Naples chief seggi or rioni. Feniello's comparison is more than a facile device. At this book's heart lie the connections between Naples' modern system of organized crime and its medieval social system." (Ronald G. Musto) Translated by Antony Shugaar. Glossary, notes, bibliography. x, 323 pp.

New York: Little Brown, (2015) dj. Hardcover first edition - The fifth novel featuring Glasgow police Detective Alex Morrow who becomes involved in investigating the criminal underbelly of a seemingly tranquil seaside town. Roxanna Fuentecilla, a gorgeous Spanish mother of two school age children is "Morrow's prime suspect in an investigation that resembles a soap opera, filled with glamorous jetsetters and enough money to interest the highest levels of law enforcement. Until Roxanna vanishes. Morrow traces Roxanna's steps to Helensburgh, a sleepy, picturesque seaside community. But behind the idyllic Victorian homes and quaint storefronts, darkness lurks. With a crew of vicious small-time gangsters blindly following orders, it's a town ruled by base instincts where no one is quite what they seem. And it's the perfect place to get rid of someone." 295 pp. ISBN: 978-0316380546.