Due Process

by Lyle O'Connor

Enter the realm of a serial killer; share his thoughts, his emotions, his pain, and his need to assassinate. Walter, an ordinary factory worker, obsessing over the mistreatment of victims by the courts becomes a vigilante for justice. Appalled by adjudicators coddling criminals under the guise of civil rights, Walter factors himself in as a lethal consequence for depraved individuals walking out of court with a-slap-on-the-wrist as punishment for heinous crimes. He has no particular skill-sets qualifying him to fight crime. He relies on cunning, isolation, and his hunting and tracking skills to take down targets and bring about his form of justice. A kaleidoscope of dreams and apparitions thrusts Walter into a nightmarish world where the lines of good and evil are discernible. When applying justice he finds right and wrong interchangeable; body count is his only measure of success.

240 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2013

Reviews

[Glenda Beck]

Found myself rooting for a serial killer!

I believe that Lyle O'Connor is a superb story teller I was pulled into this to the point that I was not ready for it to end! I'm now anxious for his next book to be published, I need to know how Walter and Anne proceed in saving these young girls. Worried about Anna's safety, and is there a relationship brewing between them? I love Walter E. Goe's character for a serial killer I find myself rooting for him a first for me in the hundreds of books I've read. Keep it up Lyle a great first book. I fore see you only getting better.