Winston Mallory

Duct Tape and Daggers Winston Mallory

This is the story of Roger and Belinda, two individuals who live on the fringes of society. Their story is a madcap romp. Despite their best efforts to turn their lives around, both Roger and Belinda are seemingly destined to follow a path of revenge and destruction. Roger, after returning home from harrowing experiences in Iraq and trying to fit back into society, seemed like a decent enough fellow. Sure, he engaged in some unusual practices, but some were carryovers from his childhood, habits he had learned from his mother. His mom had taught him to trap pesky small animals and keep them in cages. Wasn't it only natural that - now, as an adult - he did the same for women who needed some behavioral adjustments? What happened to Belinda should never happen to any young girl, especially at the hands of one's own father. Belinda had her own way to balance the scales and make the world a better place. She left a bloody trail that could not be followed by local police. It was abusive men that made Belinda's blood curl. She kept a vengeful watch for men who were abusive to women, especially young women. Imagine Roger's surprise when Belinda showed up one day - quite unexpectedly - at the storage facility where Roger kept his small collection of intriguingly beautiful but behaviorally challenged women. I, Winston Mallory, the author of this chaotic world of murder and kidnapping, took efforts to give this fictional work some redeeming value. To this end, the book provides a formula for all criminals, regardless of how vile their actions, to receive redemption and sanctification.