Publisher's Synopsis
Fans of JIM BUTCHER and JOHN CONROE agree, ADAM KNIGHT's Urban Fantasy "Overdrive Series" is a hit. Full of action, drama, relatable problems, pop culture goodness and enough humour to satisfy readers of all genres.
A few months ago women were going missing in the City of Winnipeg and Joe got involved because he knew he had the power to help. While it was the right thing to do did it really make a difference? Women are still going missing. His ailing mother still needs him. Job opportunities are few and far between. The only thing that really changed is now the authorities are keeping a closer eye on him.
Getting involved was a choice that changed his life. Now in spite of his better judgement and desire to be left alone, Joe is about to make another choice because a friend has asked for a favour. After all, life is all about choices: good, bad or otherwise. Not wanting to get involved when a problem arises is all well and good when the consequences might makes things worse for oneself. But when not getting involved makes things worse for others, well ... that's not really a choice at all for Joe.
"Outlaw Justice" is the second book in the "Overdrive" series.
