Phil M. Williams

Nothing to Lose (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The neighbors were afraid of him.
They wanted him gone.
Now he wants revenge.

I never liked the neighbors. My wife, Colleen, liked them. Went to their parties. They tolerated me because of her. After she died, they stopped pretending. I went to trial twice. They always blame the husband. For the record, I didn't do it. Despite the hung juries, nobody believed me. If I'm bein' honest, sometimes I pictured my hands around her neck.

Life goes on, whether I'm ready or not. I wasn't ready for life without her. I was a mess. I didn't care about the code violations. I should've cared and I should've known where the complaints were comin' from and why. The fees grew by the day, plus interest. After payin' my lawyers, I was beyond broke.

I was gonna lose my house. Our house. We were married in our backyard. We raised our daughter in that house. I had already lost too much, so I snapped. I wasn't goin' down without a fight. They thought I was stupid.

But they underestimated what a man will do with nothin' to lose.

If you like vigilante justice stories with a side of underdog, you'll love Nothing to Lose. Buy now to find out how far one man will go for justice.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Phil M. Williams
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. August 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781943894819
• Artikelnr.: 70440997

Autorenporträt

Phil M. Williams is a voluntaryist author who writes fiction and nonfiction that reflects the reality of our society, the environment, and our state sponsored oppression. He writes in many genres, but the threads that connect his books are protagonists that seek the truth, and the portrayal of the human conditionthe good, the bad, and the ugly.

Williams lives in central Pennsylvania with his wife, Denise. When not writing, he can be found tending their permaculture farm.

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