From the author of: "Beleaguered", "The Pink Reich" and "Falling Hard in Hollywood" ---For the murderous type, revenge of the past becomes more than a passing thought; it becomes years of blending in until poised to strike. The cruelties of others may have been long-forgotten by the culprits but lingered pervasively in the mind of their victim. It takes a sinister mind, patience and conniving to plan a murder so repulsive that a highly seasoned criminal investigator feels the need to wince. --- From the socialite who was torn between her love of money and her loving spouse to the minister who lost sight of his core values. From the accidental victim who assumed the identity of a departed loved one to the small-town businessman who gambled and lost. From the Hollywood producer who was fatally avenged for his unwelcomed sexcapades to the drug dealer done in by a well-deserved karmic fate. --- What would be deemed irrational and excessive to cogent reasoning became a catalyst to kill without remorse. How do you forgive those who drove you to insanity? How do you turn the other cheek to those who stole your joy while later dismissing it as youthful indiscretion? The manifestation of hatred easily turned into a very malicious retort. --- Forgiveness seemed too good for those who fell prey to a vengeful psychopath. Their inability to honor the diversity of others led to a gruesome demise that was often years in the making. Through our own actions, we must avoid inspiring an act of transgressive murder.