A Slight Misunderstanding
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When two innocent little girls fall into the hands of a sadistic serial murderer, they are rescued by a naive outdoorsman, who in an ironic turn of events is then mercilessly hunted down by a SWAT team in the rainforest of the Pacific Northwest. They are sent on this wild goose chase by an incompetent sheriff too lazy to find out what really happened, but all too eager to jump to false conclusions, fueled by his own preconceived notions of right and wrong. The injustice is further complicated by bumbling politicians quick to manipulate any opportunity to further their own self-serving agendas. The book then goes back in time to introduce each of the participants in this tragedy, following the actual life experiences of several young men in different cultures and situations. All then come together in the final climactic scene of violence. The criminal antagonists in this book are realistically depicted as depraved individuals whose criminal careers are abetted by an ineffectual justice system that negates the hard work of its own police forces. The book makes a strong argument for individual courage and existential decisions for self-defense, both against criminals and a justice system that fails its citizens while loudly claiming to "have its faults but still be the best in the world."
Tim Carson began survival training in Newfoundland as a child, went on to learn Japanese and fighting arts with the Japanese police for ten years, then to the US Air Force Academy. Spent two years exploring the jungles of the South Pacific Islands, a year teaching police in Paris, 10 more years in Munich, a year in Chile, and three years wandering through the wilderness in Washington and British Columbia. M.A. in Japanese studies, Fifth Degree Black Belt, expert in survival techniques and combat shooting, fluent in 5 languages and cultures. Three non-fiction books about combatives published in German. This novel is unique in that it is realistically based upon Tim Carson's own intimate knowledge of Japan, Europe, the wilderness, and police work.