Fiction
Date Published: August 26, 2024
Publisher: MindStir Media
Sean Roberts loved farming and his girlfriend. After they broke up she disappeared into San Francisco's drug filled hippie environment of the 1960s. Her parents were frantic and no one in their small-town seemed able to help them find their daughter. They reached out to Sean and he agreed to search for their lost daughter.
His search forced Sean to assume his nom de plume, George Wescot and enter a world of extreme wealth and of people who only cared about their own pleasures and not the pain it caused other people. George uses his skills learned from hunting, fighting and evasion to penetrate this sadistic society. Subsequently, he pursued across the United States, India, and Europe. Finally, Sean stopped running from the Brothers, and started hunting those people who caused his ex-girlfriend's and her family's pain from injuries she sustained.
“Justice shalt thou follow, that thou mayest live,” Jewish
Publication
Society 1917. According to Hebrew scholars, “justice this is
truth.”
Those Hebrew scholars also believed “Justice is approved by
God and to
deny it one must face the consequences.” Revenge for a just
cause is morally
acceptable. Revenge for a just cause is therefore morally
acceptable
in God’s eyes. In 1625 Francis Bacon wrote, “the most
tolerable type of
revenge concerns those wrongs which no law can remedy.”
The two boys sat on the hard reddish oak plank floor
surrounded by
dark paneled walls, smoking a joint. San Francisco’s late
May noon sun
warmed their room. They were bored. One casually said, as if
discussing
a meaningless subject, “Let’s take her, she’ll make a great
fuckin’ prize.”
His partner’s alabaster skin glistened as his snake eyes
became slits. He
snapped, “Ya, we’ll do it,” and took another hit. With those
few words,
she disappeared. Her fantasy ended and her nightmare began.
About the Author
I have been a writer all my life. I wasn't very good partly because I'm dyslexic and partly because of my dyslexia I was a terrible reader. But I love to write and therefore wrote often. I wrote many stories. One was published in a magazine. Before the pandemic I started writing my first novel,"Farm Tough", and self published it. The book got good reviews from readers but wasn't promoted. Shortly thereafter, I started to write "A Just Revenge" partly about my time at Yuba College, Chico State College, Los Angeles and finally Europe. I found that I write best when I write about something I know, about something I've done or about something I feel.
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