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Death Sentence is a 1975 novel by Brian Garfield, the sequel to Death Wish. [1] [2] [3] [4] Plot introduction. Six months after Death Wish, Paul Benjamin has moved from New York City to Chicago after the death of his catatonic daughter, the result of the brutal attack that transformed him into a vigilante.
Jun 1, 2011 · In 1972, Brian Garfield introduced the world to CPA-turned-vigilante Paul Benjamin in Death Wish. His wife and daughter were raped and attacked by muggers, and both died from the physical and psychological wounds they suffered.
Written as "penance" for the DEATH WISH movie, Brian Garfield's novel DEATH SENTENCE picks up Paul Benjamin as he arrives in Chicago. He feels compelled to continue avenging on his family, who were the victims of senseless vicious attacks. Now he learns that his vigilante behavior is not a solution.
- Brian Garfield
Jan 1, 1975 · Death sentence follows in the footsteps of the first book, Death Wish. The central character is well established, and as the reader, we are invited to follow him to new territory where he continues his vigilante spree.
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- Brian Garfield
Jan 1, 2001 · Death Sentence also features an aged professor of law named Harry Chisum, through whom Garfield frequently commits the unpardonable sin of authorial intrusion. Chisum has a lot to say about law and order, but most of his ideas are pretty half-baked and simplistic.
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- Brian Garfield
Sep 30, 2014 · When the police proved helpless, Benjamin tracked and killed them one by one. Now he is in Chicago, and the cycle of violence is about to begin anew. On his first night in the city, he stumbles out of a bar in a bad part of town, pretending to be drunk.
- Paperback
- Brian Garfield
Feb 14, 2012 · Death Sentence. Brian Garfield. Overamstel Uitgevers, Feb 14, 2012 - Fiction. In the sequel to Death Wish, Paul Benjamin continues his vigilante killing spree. Paul Benjamin was an...
