Bad Apple II: Relative Justice
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“BAD APPLE bursts out of the gate with a what-did-I-just-read opening scene and doesn’t let go until the last riveting page. Barry Ozeroff knows his stuff, and it shows.”
—Alafair Burke, New York Times bestselling author of THE EX
“A plot thriller that keeps unfolding with continued non-stop action from beginning to end. Bad Apple makes for good entertainment! This book is a solid piece of literary creative gold!”
—Bill McDonald, Author, Award-Winning Poet, International Motivational Speaker, Vietnam War Veteran, Documentary & Film Advisor/Consultant, Founder of American Authors Association & of Military Writers Society of America.
Cop-turned-con DJ Appleby is considered a rock star among badasses. After his escape from the Snake River Correctional Institution in Eastern Oregon, DJ is currently #7 on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted list. So far, he’s managed to stay ahead of the international manhunt, which encompasses both Canada and the US. But it’s not the authorities he’s afraid of; it’s the European Kindred, the violent white supremacist prison gang he crossed before he escaped. The authorities want him in custody, but the Kindred wants him dead, and they don’t play by the rules. With the help of his ex-con uncle, DJ manages to stay one step ahead of them, but when they hold his daughter as bait, the game changes. Now, it’s the Kindred who should be scared, because in DJ’s family, the apples don’t fall far from the tree.
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Barry W. Ozeroff was a police officer for 28 years. During his career, Barry was a patrol officer, SWAT sniper, hostage negotiator, and traffic motorcycle officer. He is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Oregon Peace Officer’s Lifesaving Award, and the Gresham Police Department Medal of Valor. He currently works as the Lead Court Security Officer at the United States Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit in Portland, OR.
Barry is the author of Sniper Shot (2005), Return Fire (2012), The Dying of Mortimer Post (2010), and Bad Apple (2017). Bad Apple II: Relative Justice, is the second of the Bad Apple series, featuring cop-turned-con DJ “Bad” Appleby. Look for the third in the series, Bad Apple III: Judicial Notice, coming soon from iBooks.
