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As a sequel to "Concept of Justice", this Suspense/Thriller continues the story of Martin Lovett, whose concept of justice as it applies to himself, is somewhat schizophrenic.
We find Martin Lovett reveling in his victory over the Hillsborough County Grand Jury. He did win that bout, however the circumstantial evidence was almost strong enough to bind him over for trial. Almost, being the key word. The law enforcement officials involved, especially the FBI Agent, Antonio Guyardo, were all pretty sure Marty was guilty. If not guilty of the actual crime, they were sure that he was at least guilty of being an accomplice to the kidnapping and murder of Christine Sinclair thirty years ago.
Aging Martin Lovett believes that his criminal past has finally been laid to rest. The Grand Jury had not found the evidence sufficient to bind him over for trial. Marty's 'Concept of Justice' has been served. He and Cindy look forward to a quiet, peaceful retirement in their Florida home.
Now his past suddenly resurfaces, taking control of his life. Marty is drawn back into the life he had almost forgotten. It is difficult to protect his beloved Cindy from the harsh aspects of life as he finds it necessary to embrace a whole new lifestyle.
Some people just need killing. Marty is gratified to know that he is still able do whatever is necessary to get a job done. His conscience is not a problem. However, he eventually learns what we all know; that we must live with our past and there is a price to be paid.
While coping with Cindy's devastating illness, the seventy-four year old Marty is forced back into a life of crime. Because of age limitations he finds that he has to be rather innovative at times in order to get the job done.
New pieces of evidence seem to keep cropping up to haunt the law enforcement officers involved with the cases. While they are frustrated with the inability to prosecute Martin Lovett, Marty himself is trying to circumvent their efforts.
In the final analysis, Justice will be served, one way or another.
Available in paperback at $9.95 only from Publish America - search for Henry Custer. Hardcover version is out of print.
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Martin Lovett must re-live his criminal acts, trying desperately to rationalize his actions to himself as well as to Cindy, his wife of many years.
Available in paperback at $9.95 only from Publish America - search for Henry Custer. Hardcover version is out of print.
After confronting an intruder in his home, elderly Martin Lovett's world is dramatically shaken.Previously secret aspects of his life begin coming to light. His possible involvement in criminal activities of the past now lead investigators on a trail that threaten to destroy the life he and Cindy have enjoyed for over fifty years. His friends want to believe in him but even Cindy is plagued with doubts about the husband she has known and trusted for a lifetime. Gro | |  | | Dirt Floor
Chronicles my path from birth to manhood; from the great depression in 1929 through the great war ending in 1945.
Available in paperback at $9.95 only from Publish America - search for Henry Custer. Hardcover version is out of print.
What kind of floors do you live on; Carpet, Hardwood, or Dirt? Does it affect quality of life?The poignant story of one boy growing up in the foothills of eastern Oklahoma, the first of eight children, loved and cared for by hard working, but uneducated parents. From the beginning of the Great Depression of 1929 to the end of World War Two in 1945, you will share the day-to-day hardships and occasional disaster, as well as the daily joy of just being themselves, as the author shares his worst and finest memories of childhood. Intermingled are the nightmares and stories related by a supersti |
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Jokerman
by David Magee
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 It takes you to a dark place in the company of two of New York's finest detectives as they go the extra mile to bring a sadistic serial killer to justice. |
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