Blood and Revenge by Michael Dorman

Blood and Revenge by Michael Dorman

Michael Dorman delves into the heart of a community shattered by tragedy and retribution in Blood and Revenge. The quiet summer of 1986 in Honesdale, Pennsylvania, turned deadly when young Kristen Umstadter was killed by a drunk driver, Glenn Evans. Evans's shocking lack of remorse and open arrogance ignited a firestorm of grief and rage within the town, marking him as a target. Soon after, Evans himself was found murdered, executed by four gunshots, leaving Honesdale reeling and investigators searching for answers. Dorman's compelling narrative explores the devastating impact of senseless loss, the dangerous allure of vengeance, and the chilling question of who decided to take justice into their own hands.

Why You’ll Love This Book

This gripping true crime story examines the powerful emotions that drive ordinary people to extraordinary acts in the face of tragedy. You'll be captivated by the exploration of a small town's collective grief and anger boiling over into vigilante justice. It’s a thought-provoking read that probes the complex line between rightful retribution and cold-blooded revenge.