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Referendum for Murder
Mickey Polansky
Referendum for Murder
Mickey Polansky
In Wisconsin, the argument is stringent: should the death penalty be reinstated or is it considered cruel and unusual punishment? It's an issue that incites debate; more so, it is an issue that incites anger, whether citizens are for or against capital punishment. Thomas McCormick is a member of the Wisconsin State Legislature. He has seen firsthand the pros and cons of the death penalty, so does he want it reinstated?
Following a bank robbery and the murder of a policeman, capital punishment advocates go wild. The criminal killed a cop; doesn't the criminal deserve to die? McCormick finds himself involved with the protestors, especially when he meets beautiful Barbara Hernandez, a tenacious crusader out for justice. Tom must decide which side he's on, and he has to decide fast, before things get out of control.
With Barb's help, Tom gets a referendum put before voters that would reinstate the death penalty. Not only are Barb and Tom's lives threatened, but a certain political activist will attempt to prevent their success through strong arm tactics and even murder. It isn't the ideal time to fall in love, but Tom can't help his growing feelings for Barb. As they fight for what they believe is right, they must also fight for each other.
Media | Books Hardcover Book (Book with hard spine and cover) |
Released | August 30, 2011 |
ISBN13 | 9781458200105 |
Publishers | Abbott Press |
Pages | 352 |
Dimensions | 150 × 24 × 225 mm · 671 g |
Language | English |
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