Bond-market

The logical conclusions of this excellent book are about to play completely out. As murder mastermind Markham Duff Smith was strapped to a gurney and rehabilitated several years ago, triggerman Allen Wayne Janecka will now be strapped to a gurney and rehabilitated this coming July 24, 2003. That pretty much takes care of all the players -- except for Walter Waldhauser, who will probably spend the rest of his life in prison for some sort of embezzlement schemes he operated in Dallas, years after the events depicted in this book. Did anyone really think he would ever turn his life around?

As someone who was not mentioned in the book but still close to this case,I assure you that Johnny Bonds was unrelenting in his pursuit of Allan and all who were involved in this heinous crime.Allan was my roommate for a few months,after the murders occured,and although I had no idea about his involvment in the crimes,I knew he had a deeply hidden agenda.This is a book well worth reading.You will see a crime that leaves you baffled because of how the Houston police played it out to the press.You will see one man,Mr. Bonds,who just wouldn't stop in his search for an answer.And finally,you will see justice,justice for one beautiful litte baby boy.

This book reads like a Stephen King novel. Rick Nelson is a phenomenal writer. He throws you head first into the story - and this is one amazingly frightening story.