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Prosecutorial Discretions, New Book From StarveMonkey Press
« on: August 05, 2013, 05:37:56 PM »


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Prosecutorial Discretion, A Novel
by Nobody

A three-man team of vigilantes takes matters into their own hands following an incident of official misconduct. Their target: a prosecutor who looks the other way despite overwhelming evidence of criminal behavior. Their plot of revenge catapults him to higher office, but at a price.

From the inside flap:

Eugene Sullivan was the Prosecuting Attorney where the somewhat infamous videotaped incident involving the Highway Patrol officer had taken place. Sullivan had seen the videos and read pretty much all the news stories on the incident. He was glad the story was finally over. He felt bad for the motorist and embarrassed for the Highway Patrol.

Sweeping this incident under the rug, in his mind, was more or less standard prosecutorial procedure.

Until he met Adam and Jason.

Sullivan nodded his head in agreement, saying to Adam, ?OK, you?re right. I have done wrong. I should have charged the officer with a crime, assault and battery, making false statements to police??

?Attempted murder?? Adam chimed in.

?Attempted murder, yes, sir,? Sullivan said. ?I should have thrown the book at him. As officers of the law, those men and women have a special responsibility to follow it, especially while in uniform.?

Adam leaned in and focused his eyes on Eugene?s, saying, ?I wish it were that easy.?

Sullivan could see Jason holding his hand over the stockpot, looking at it intently, and adjusting the flame. He fought back the urge to speak, knowing he wasn?t supposed to; the cameras, the lit stove and Jason with his small pot were making Sullivan very, very curious, and not in a pleasant way?

About the Author

Nobody was a Counterintelligence / Human Intelligence Specialist in the US Marine Corps and served several tours in Iraq including combat in the April 2004 Fallujah battle. He helped organize several pro-Constitution rallies, including one in which participants carried pistols and rifles directly across the Potomac River from Washington DC in 2010, an event which was covered by the Washington Post, MSNBC, Time magazine and other major news outlets. Nobody currently works as a certified corrections officer at a minimum security prison.


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This good news:

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Thanks to all our readers, Prosecutorial Discretion made the #1 spot in Amazon Kindle's Vigilante Justice category, moving up 18 places overnight. We're very excited about this response!
Plus, it has moved up from over 200,000 last night into the 5000s in overall ranking today for paid Kindle books.

Yes, the level of intense realism for some portions of the book is disturbing, so don't let the kids near it, but that is what makes it a compellingly dark novel!

The book's website:  http://www.starvemonkeypress.com/pd/

Only $2.99 for Amazon's Kindle. Don't forget that Amazon has free PC and Mac readers even if you don't have a physical Kindle device.


Coming soon, a heartwarming story of triumph the whole family can enjoy. We do have a soft side :-)


Just doing my part to get the word out about a great dark novel.