Amy's Vigilante

The law cannot solve every problem.  Thirteen year old Amy is being stalked by the money launderer for the area's biggest drug smuggler. The police can't help.  Amy's parents see their bright and bubbly daughter's life being destroyed and decide that they must end her victimization. 

Amy's mother, a gutsy former army nurse, and her father, now a professor but with training for the Special Forces, take the law into their own hands, only to discover that a dead pedophile is not the end of their problems.  

A pair of private detectives, themselves not adverse to vigilante justice, battles the dead pedophile's boss, a paranoid drug smuggler tormented by his fear of his competitors. Seeing real threats and imagining others, he lives by the motto, "If you don't understand it, kill it." Most of the dead deserve it.


Author_Bio: I don't know anyone who writes like me. I put words in the mouths of my characters on a variety  of personal and social topics, which do not dominate the book, but they do take the work beyond dialogue about favorite films, songs, etc. I've read many crime novels; most are candy for the brain. I like the candy. I like sex and violence, but I do want more.  I believe there are others out there who feel the same.  Readers enjoy certain writers because they identify with the author's attitudes and world view.  My take on life is not squarely mainstream, but I don't think I'm one of a kind.


Keywords: Vigilante, Justice, Crime, Pedophile, Drug Smuggling