Jack Mooney spent nearly ten years in prison thinking about the juror who helped put him there. Now he's out. Amy Stone has no idea she was his favorite.
Prison gives a man plenty of time to think.
Jack used his wisely.
He remembers the trial. The verdict. The twelve people who decided he deserved to lose nearly a decade of his life.
Mostly, he remembers Amy.
Back then, she was simply Juror Number Whatever-the pretty one he watched when he should have been listening to the evidence.
Now she has a husband. A family. A comfortable suburban life.
In other words, considerably more to lose.
When Jack is released early, Amy becomes his first priority.
The police can warn her. Her husband can lock the doors. The neighbors can keep watch.
Jack has waited almost ten years.
He can wait a little longer.
After all, revenge is considerably more satisfying when the person knows it's coming.
Amy once helped decide Jack Mooney's future. Now he intends to return the favor.
Savage Row is a dark psychological crime thriller about obsession, revenge, a former juror, and the man who never forgot her.