Books like The black book of revenge by John Jackson

When friendship runs deeper than bloodAn unforgettable true story of friendship, loyalty and revenge. They were four boys who shared everything - the laughter and bruises of an impoverished upbringing in New York's West Side. Then one of their pranks misfired - a man nearly died and they were sent away to a reformatory school. Then they suffered the worst abuse the guards could inflict on them. They were forever scarred by their experiences. Eleven years later: two of them became killers for the mob. They met the ringleader of the guards who abused them - and shot him dead in front of several witnesses. No one thought they would see the outside of a prison again - but the four friends banded together once more and in one last, audacious stand brought their own vengeance to the courtroom.

**Contains all 3 books of Revenge is Sweet Series** Getting Even Geraint Howell-Williams was sure Lola Hennessy had used her womanly charms to win an inheritance. Lola was beautiful and Geraint had reasons for wanting to find out more about this temptress. Kiss and Tell Cormack Casey had turned Triss’s life upside down and hurt her deeply. They hadn’t seen each other since the night their son was conceived! Now she planned to tell Cormack he was a father... and leave. Settling the Score Dominic smiled as his mind lingered on the pleasurable retribution he was going to exact. He had waited five years and now it was high time that he settled a score with delicious Romy Salisbury. Revenge is Sweet - Sharon Kendrick 1) ♡Getting Even (Geraint Howell-Williams & Lola Hennessy) 2) Kiss and Tell (Cormack Casey & Triss Aleander) 3) ♡Settling the Score (Dominic Dashwood & Romy Salisbury) Story continues in ♡Valentine Vendetta - Sharon Kendrick (Sam Lockhart & Fran Fisher)

Four gunshots shattered the night, a young man's blood spilled across the floor, and Honesdale, Pennsylvania, a cosy village nestled in the Poconos, felt the shock waves of hate and deadly revenge. In the summer of 1986, Kristen Umstadter was a golden girl - much loved, very beautiful, and looking forward to college. Then, driving drunk, young Glenn Evans walked away from the crash that killed her. He walked away cocky, remorseless, and trying to shift the blame. And he walked away a man marked to die. The chilling real-life story of teenagers running wild - a heart-wrenching tale of senseless tragedy, and a suspenseful account of murder. Who killed Glenn Evans, why, and what happened in the name of justice creates a provocative, compelling true crime book.

"In 1986, Laura Blumenfeld's father was shot in Jerusalem by a member of a rebel faction of the PLO responsible for attacks on several tourists in the Old City. Her father lived, but Blumenfeld's desire for revenge haunted her. This is her story.". "Traveling to Europe, America, and the Middle East, Blumenfeld gathers stories and methods of avengers worldwide as she plots to infiltrate the shooter's life. Through interviews with Yitzhak Rabin's assassin; with members of the Albanian Blood Feud Committee; the chief of the Iranian judiciary; the mayor of Palermo, Sicily; an Egyptian heroin smuggler; the Israeli prime minister and the military chief of staff; priests; sports fans; fifth-grade girls; and prostitutes, among others, she explores the mechanics and the psychology of vengeance.". "But ultimately it is a journey that leads her back home - where she is forced to confront her childhood dreams, her parents' failed marriage, and her ideas about family. In the end, her target turns out to be more complex - and in some ways more threatening - than the stereotypical terrorist she'd long imagined."--BOOK JACKET.

"A true crime narrative about the life and misdeeds of Helen Spence in Arkansas during the Depression"--