JT

by Terry Rogers

JT is the fictional memoir of an emotionally troubled, yet wickedly likable, amateur vigilante. With a complex and quirky mixture of psychological suspense, romance, heartache, and wry humor, JT brazenly illustrates some of the horrid consequences of childhood abuse and trauma in adult survivors. It also invites us to reconsider an important and deceptively complicated question: What is justice? WARNING: This book contains explicit adult themes, including vulgar language, borderline-pornographic sexuality, graphic depictions of violence, irresponsible drug use, and a grandmother who gives her middle finger to the world. Caveat emptor.

332 pages, Print

First published January 1, 2006

Reviews

[P.H. · Rating 4 out of 5]

Absolutely one of the best independent titles I ever read. The author gave it to me as well as some money to help with my press at that time. The magazine publishes top-notch stuff as well. I recommend this book to anyone who'd like to see objective good done in society.