Frank J. Musumici’s Marked has been the talk of the town lately as the author gets interviewed by the hMag on Friday, March 12th, 2021. In the interview, Frank enlightened us about how his place of upbringing moulded him into such a person and the book clearly shows his calibre. Growing up in Hoboken, he explains what his adolescence was like. His childhood was all about the exchange of witty jokes, humorous conversations around his friends and family. The author says, “The witty, sometimes crude and funny banter between the characters was also taken from how we all communicated with each other growing up in Hoboken.” Read the complete feature here. The characters in Marked are inspired by the people in the author’s life. So much so, the characteristic traits in his book have been derived from the same people who surround him to date. The plot revolves around a search hunt of a missing boy that brings a Native American, a New Jersey mafia capo, and an FBI agent together. The story progresses with an interesting chain of events bringing it to a rough end. Grab a copy of the book to read the best crime thriller in town here! Frank has been involved in social work all his life. So, the events in his book have been more or less inspired by his personal and work-related experiences.