Before You Seek Revenge

Danni Walton married her first love, but her husband was neither the man he pretended to be nor was he true to the marriage. Even the birth of their daughter was not enough to mend the developing rift. Peter Walton was warm, caring and outgoing from the pulpit, but always rigid, cold and demanding at home. With her daughter in high school, Danni's decision to enter the work force preserved her self-esteem. Each day proved to be challenging and rewarding and she found herself increasingly drawn to one of her co-workers. Bill Cannon was commanding in stature and did something that Danni never experience at home; Bill made her laugh. While representing the company in New York, Danni's promising career was cut short by the brutal gang rape of her daughter. Peter explained his reluctance to involve the police in the rape investigation as concern for his position as the pastor of the largest church in Atlanta. His reticence was intended to conceal his behavior, but in reality it was an attempt to mask his true character. When Danni discovers the identity of the leader of the gang of rapists she sets a course to avenge her daughter. But revenge is something a mother cannot do alone and her husband would never agree to such an act. If the rumors of Bill Cannon's past are true, then he would know the people to call that can penetrate the prison walls that now protect Danni's target. The men who answer Danni's call are not afraid and they give her hope, but they have their own reasons to become involved in such an act, and Danni becomes nothing more than a pawn in their game of drugs, violence and death. Before You Seek Revenge is a fast-paced action thriller that takes you from the serene beaches of Daufuskie Island, South Carolina, through the jungles of Central and South America, across the deserts of Iraq, and to the sordid underbelly of Atlanta, Georgia.

Author: Frederick Zeier

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Publication Date: Dec 04, 2009

Number of Pages: 382 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: 1449927955

ISBN-13: 9781449927950