This book, inspired by true events and real people, masterfully blends fiction and reality into a gripping narrative that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

Coyotee Boy was a notorious poacher who prowled the backwoods of Pennsylvania. After spending four years in a coma, he awakens with a mind twisted by bitterness and a thirst for vengeance. His return begins with sadistic “thrill kills”, slaughtering deer and elk in a bid to reclaim his legend. But his sights soon lock on Lovely, a striking young woman who had no idea she’d become his prey.

Her father, dubbed Big Nasty by locals, had a reputation for his fierce temperament. Nothing mattered more to him than protecting his daughter. When word reached him that Coyotee Boy was back, he swore to end it—no matter the cost. I knew what that meant. The thought of Big spending the rest of his life behind bars was unbearable. He was my closest friend—and I was hell-bent on finding Coyotee Boy before he did.

But while I was tracking one enemy, another was already moving in. Vito "The Blade" Russo begged his grandfather, a respected Mafia Capo, to give the order for payback. Years ago, I’d put Vito behind bars. Now he wanted to settle the score.

That’s when Yolo enters the picture—a four-hundred-pound enforcer built like a brick wall and feared in every corner of La Cosa Nostra. His orders were clear: don’t kill me, but make me wish I was dead. Yolo wasn’t in the business of half-measures. The job, and his growing contempt for Vito, lit a fuse that would end in a reckoning neither of them saw coming.