A book publisher has sued the daughter of the late Mafia don John Gotti for the return of a $70,000 advance she was paid to write a memoir she never delivered.
HarperCollins Publishers LLC says in court papers filed Thursday in Manhattan that the book was due Nov. 1, 2005.
Last September, Victoria Gotti notified HarperCollins she was terminating the contract.
The publisher's lawsuit filed in Manhattan says did not return the $70,000 advance.
Gotti's literary agent Frank Weiman says he'll get another deal for his client, and then she'll give back the money to the publisher.
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