Publisher's Synopsis
Chip Crandle, nobody's idea of a hero, is considering creeping into John and Scarlet Bradley's terrifying house and executing them. Chip has irrefutable proof his neighbors in the North Idaho woods have beaten the system and gotten away with something for which they deserve to die. He wasn't looking for this, but he's sure it's his last chance to erase a lifetime of cowardice and regret.
Could killing someone really be the right thing to do? Yes, or no? Damnation, or redemption? And which course leads where?
Chip's life-or-death decision throws him into uncharted territory, where the right thing isn't what he expected it should be. On Death and Flying presents a seemingly average man's emotional exploration into his own worth, culminating in a mind-expanding, justice-dealing road trip from the Idaho Panhandle to Oklahoma's Tornado Alley.
It's an unforseen adventure, down an unmapped road, to a destination you could never expect.
