Dudley W Buffa

"William Darnell thought he had seen every kind of human conflict, every type of human tragedy, seen them in all their immense variety... . He had known, and defended, every kind of murderer, all of them, despite their differences, driven by the same desire, known since Cain slew Abel: the need to kill because, in their twisted imaginations, it was the only way their own lives would be worth living. But that was before he knew Adam and began the strangest...