Dealing death wholesale is a cold and lonely task. What could lower a man to kill without compassion. Alex Conway felt the senseless loss of his family due to bureaucratic bungling fit the bill. After the loss of his wife and daughter, alone and desperate, he hatches the plot to get his revenge by taking the lives of legislators that took his family from him. Alex is discovered by a willing accomplice, Tara Snow, a mother who lost her daughter in much the same way. As the two carry out their mission we're introduced to the seamy underbelly of political workings and cover-ups. Conner weaves a compelling story and carries the day with believable characters, scenes, and action. He drives home the old saying that when you seek revenge-dig two graves...three ...four many more

Alex Conway is in the same tradition as the Punisher's Frank Castle. Conway is a classic anti-hero who seeks vengeance for the perceived wrongs against him and his family. Pursued by female characters from the press and a specialized unit from the FBI, Conway uses recently gained and unlimited resources to enact his plans.

This l thriller is a roller coaster ride. From beginning to end, it will leave the reader wondering, who is the true villain in this novel? Is it the grief-stricken and vengeance-seeking protagonist? Or is the true source of evil the crushing and corrupt government machine that drove him over the edge?