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Self Defense or Murder, you make up your mind!
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Chainsaw’s Justice takes us into the world of a small town where a child molester runs wild. After awhile Skip Roth realizes his son has been molested by the town’s drunken pedophile. Now the fun, or should I say, the nightmare begins. After numerous attempts to get something done, in the small town where they protect their own, Skip ends up defending himself and his family from this terror.
Kangaroo court steps in; making justice impossible for the Roth family. Skip, with his son, Chris were off to a promising start as artists and carvers of some really wonderful sculptures before the child molester in front of the whole town it seems threatened to kill Skip. Not only that, both are descendants of the Hatfield’s and McCoy’s which makes the book an even more interesting twist. Will Skip Roth be able to fight the system and get out of jail or will he continue to be railroaded?
Not only was this a book well worth the look but something we can all learn from. Trusting is one of the hardest things to lose, but the Roth family lost all trust in the justice system as well as in the way they look at all things now. You are given a hope that Skip will beat the odds and not be another statistic in the corrupt judicial system and finally be set free. While the love of a family is a strong bond the never-ending hope that Skip endured should have gotten free alone. Making the best out of a bad situation is what Skip did. It made me glad for the things that I have and to look on the bright side no matter what. Ask yourself what would you have done in his shoes?
I was drawn into the book as it was written by the average person, no fancy words, but compelling enough for me to read page after page hoping that all the love, tolerance and beliefs Skip had would finally find the justice he deserved. I take my hat off to Skip Roth and Chainsaw’s Justice, as it is a book that one and all should read. Not just because of the injustices the Roth’s faced but for the strong love and feelings that kept him going. Enticing as well as inviting this story has found its way into my heart. I am sure if you read it, it will find its way into yours. While working the criminal justice system there were many things in Chainsaw’s Justice I could relate to, as well as having experienced some of the same happenings. It was great seeing it from the other side of the fence so to speak. I for one recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a factual suspense filled story that will have you on the edge of your seat waiting to see what happens next.
Reviewed by Wendi
R. Felter-Gabbidon
for The Road to Romance/span>
January 5, 2006
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