Payback: Time to die ...again
This is Book II of the Payback Trilogy.
When he had returned to The House at the End of the Road, Dawoh “Daws” Mbayo had become a semi-recluse except for his live-in girlfriend Treshauna “Tres” Jones. Therefore he was surprised when he opened his door and found Judge Michel Villar on his doorstep. The Judge explained that the Cercle des Frère (Circle of Brothers), the criminal organization for which he had once worked, was out to kill him. He had come seeking the aid of Stuart Andrews, one person who could help him. The problem was that Stuart Andrews was dead, at least legally. Knowing that by helping the Judge he would put himself and Tres in jeopardy, but as the Judge explained it, Daws had no option but to comply. This decision would embark the three of them on a journey in which they would find themselves on the brink of death.
About Douglas Ewan Cameron (Akron, Ohio Author)
Douglas Ewan Cameron is Professor Emeritus from The University of Akron where he taught in the mathematics department for 28 years. Upon retirement he and his wife started spending late spring through mid-October in their cabin on the shore of Hubbard Lake in the part of Michigan's lower peninsula know as "Up North". The rest of the year they reside in Copley, Ohio and from there have traveled the world visiting all seven continents and over one hundred countries.
His first first novel "The Body in the Perch Pond" introduced Hibbard Pond, his fictionalized Hubbard Lake and started his "Up North Mystery" series. His second book "Payback is a Bitch" takes place in the Caribbean and many places around the world where he has traveled. Many of his ideas have come to him while he has been traveling and "Payback is a Bitch" is no exception. In his writing he tries to be as authentic as possible seeking help from professionals in many fields.
When he is not writing or traveling he tries to fish as much as possible and enjoys trolling for walleye in Hubbard Lake in the middle of the summer. In the winter he enjoys watching football and doing cross-stitch.
