Serial Paperback – March 24, 2026

A series of accidental deaths in a small-town cotton mill made the police chief suspicious. He never realized they were perpetrated by the most unlikely person living there – a lowly mill employee who lived with his parents in a village house. While he appeared limited and harmless, Grady Holder was a young man who decided to do something about the abuses and injustices around him.Children flocked to the park bench where Grady fed the pigeons. He became their confidant, their protector. Ignored by most town residents, Grady went about his work of revenge and retribution quietly. He internalized Heinlein’s words: “A hard, cold wisdom is required for goodness to accomplish good.”Moving from job to menial job and baffling law enforcement for over three decades, Grady eliminated more than thirty of society’s worst offenders. Was he a villain or a hero? It was left with someone who had stood at his park bench as a child to find the answer. Read more