A Father's Rage

by Don Davis

A risly double murder rocks small-town Idaho - For one brief, bloody moment, the Old West roared back to life when a married couple was gunned down in broad daylight. Almost as shocking ws the identiy of the assassin, former lawman Ken Arrasmith, who decided to administer his own brand of justice -- out of the barrel of a gun.

Genres: True Crime, Nonfiction

340 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1997

Reviews

[Jim]

An interesting and riveting account of the murder of a husband and wife by a father whose daughter had been molested by the couple. The author is unable to hide his bias against the defendant, but this does not detract from the book. Now I'm not saying a father should kill the druggies who molested his daughter....but I understand.

[Celia Sweet]

A good cop gone bad because he was trying to protect his daughter

[Patricia]

true story - it was just okay

[J.M.]

Not bad. Heavy on the court room drama, and about halfway through the book, you realize the author has no sympathy for the man on trial for the crimes.