Do or Die

by Donald Smith

A beautiful African-American girl bursts, terror-stricken, into the law offices of Michael Donovan. The girl has just escaped from two white men who tried to abduct her. Donovan offers to escort her back to her car. As he does so, two men suddenly attack him and escape with the girl. A number of bizarre events then take place. The car of the kidnapped girl’s pregnant sister is firebombed, and so are the cars of Donovan and his law partner. The home of Donovan’s partner is broken into, and several prized handguns are stolen. The kidnapped girl’s widowed mother and pregnant sister are burned to death when their home is firebombed. When Donovan himself is kidnapped, he is stunned to learn that his partner’s respected and admired wife is involved with the kidnappers in their dangerous and demented scheme to establish an all-white government and ruling class.

About the author
As a psychology professor, Dr. Smith has been intimately involved with all aspects of the abnormal behavior of human beings. His years of teaching and research at four different universities have given him excellent opportunities to observe and analyze deviant, criminal and psychopathic behavior.

233 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2006

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Donald Smith (2 spaces): Scottish poet, novelist, and historian, Luath press
Donald Smith (3 spaces): manuals and business self-help
Donald Smith (4 spaces): cookbooks
Donald Smith (5 spaces): novels, Xulon Press
Donald Smith (6 spaces): children’s books
Donald Smith (7 spaces): Canadian professor reference books and history, especially French-Canadian