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    Never Forget, Never Forgive

    By H Paul Doucette

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    The Village has always had a dark underbelly that the tourists never see. Sometimes, behind the neon lights and colorful images and characters, bad and evil things lurk, waiting to strike and hurt. No one is immune from it, not visitor nor those who live and work there.

    Gabe Herschon left his club on Bedford Street late that night. He has been a long time and well known resident of the Village, especially among the art community. He is liked and accepted even though he is gay and Jewish.

    However, a new evil has appeared in the Village. People filled with hate and intolerance intent on hurting those they deem subhuman. Unfortunately for Gabe, he came face to face with it. It almost cost him his life.

    The police have few leads and less time and resources to investigate. They call Murphy in because of his friendship with Gabe. While Gabe lies in a hospital bed clinging to life, Matt Murphy, sets out to find those responsible and bring them to justice.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMelange Books, LLC
    Release dateOct 11, 2016
    ISBN9781680463644
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