Animalistic Justice
by Joseph Azhari
AuthorHouse UK


"Derek then knew exactly how he was going to punish this evil young man and he stated forming a plan to lure him out."

Derek Draygon joined the Royal Navy after college and served for sixteen years. After leaving the military, he pursued a career as a photographer for an animal magazine. In reality, however, Derek took on the role of an Animal Guardian, dedicating himself to rescuing animals from cruelty and seeking justice for those who harm them. Derek's best friend from college is Lee, and Derek later met Lee's sister, Amelia, through him. They began dating, eventually got married, and welcomed a daughter together. Tragically, Derek was killed by a man named Stephen Strangler, who sought revenge for his godson's death. Stephen believed Derek was responsible because the godson died during one of Derek's animal rescue missions. Though Derek has passed away, the threat posed by Strangler continues to loom over Derek's family.

In his novel, Azhari explores themes such as animal cruelty, same-sex relationships, and interracial relationships. The author examines how individuals face punishment for their cruelty towards animals and for their connections with same-sex and interracial couples. Azhari delves into the characters' emotions, thoughts, and feelings regarding these issues, creating a deeper connection between them and the readers. This allows readers to empathize with the characters' experiences more fully. Moreover, the subjects addressed in the book may resonate with readers who have encountered intolerance and discrimination, helping them to understand the characters' struggles. Furthermore, Azhari intricately explores the profound concept of karma, vividly illustrating how malicious actions tend to come back to haunt those who commit them, ultimately leading to unavoidable repercussions. Readers will find themselves captivated by the intricately woven plot, filled with unexpected twists and turns that keep them on the edge of their seats, eagerly turning each page to discover what will happen next.

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