Deadly Aid

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Pub Date Jul 14 2015 | Archive Date Jul 14 2015
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Description

Jeanne Lebrec knows that in real life, criminals are rewarded and the virtuous suffer. As a social worker, she has dedicated herself to helping the poor, the desperate, and the down and out, but now it seems like all she sees are deadbeat dads and drug-addicted moms who use people and have no desire to better themselves.

One day, after a particularly heartbreaking case, Jeanne reaches her limit and does something unexpected—with deadly consequences. Before long, she’s secretly practicing her own twisted version of “social services.” In a world where bad guys win and good guys pay, is there a difference between justice and retribution?

Jeanne Lebrec knows that in real life, criminals are rewarded and the virtuous suffer. As a social worker, she has dedicated herself to helping the poor, the desperate, and the down and out, but now...


A Note From the Publisher

Michel Tarou was born in Paris in 1947. He is a writer and educator and has ghostwritten and coauthored a number of popular novels. He lives in Seine-et-Marne.

Michel Tarou was born in Paris in 1947. He is a writer and educator and has ghostwritten and coauthored a number of popular novels. He lives in Seine-et-Marne.


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