Reflections on the Nature and Property of Languages in General: And on the Advantages, Defects, and Manner of Improving the English Tongue in Particular (1731)

Aaron Lay could be the perfect man. He is handsome. He is charming. He is giving. He is also a murderer. Live inside the mind of the perfect psychopath. Through years of abuse, Aaron has been turned into a person who displays perfect qualities, yet hell brews inside him. After killing his father, Aaron believes his life will be better. He believes he will have peace. He has never been more wrong. The reader follows Aaron through the dark underbelly of the military. A world of carnal sex, drugs, and death. Along the way, Aaron is tormented by the personalities of his victims until finally the beast inside him is unleashed. The reader will understand that innocence is not always desirable. That sometimes innocence can be deadly.