Review: Gritty and intense
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 24, 2013
Ronald Kent lays out a riveting spellbinder of crime, punishment, and the many faces of vigilantism.In Vigilante Patsy, Ronald Kent lays out a Montreal environment of the 1970s that is rich in wonderfully human characters and gangland crime.  From the innocent victims to the criminals themselves, the characters are so wonderfully human that you will long remember them.Liam, the chief protagonist, arrives in town to help rein-in the madness.  Is he criminal or law enforcement – or both?This book so pulled me in, that I couldn’t put it down!