Author, Vinnie Sorce, is the writer of fiction, action and thrillers. His debut book "Jersey Justice" has just been released.

Now available on Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/Jersey-Justice-Vinnie-Sorce-ebook/dp/B012YMGHDK/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top?ie=UTF8) and Smashwords (https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/565313).

He's been a writer now for over ten years, selling articles and short stories along with blogging. Currently misplaced in AZ he grew up in North Jersey.

He enjoys writing, reading, movies, and spending quality time with his kids, as he is a single dad.

About The Book ~ Jersey Justice

That night—I still have nightmares. It happened so quickly, so effortlessly. Walking to our cars in the far parking lot one fall night, we were jumped from behind. Eric hit the pavement quickly with a gash on his head. Blood trickled down his ear and he was dazed. I looked up to see the attackers. One was a large Puerto Rican kid, over six feet tall, who had hit Eric on the head with a piece of pipe. Even in the chilly air, he was wearing only a black muscle t-shirt and jeans.

An American flag bandana covered his head and a diamond stud decorated his left ear. A snake tattoo on his right arm completed the picture. His accomplice was an overweight black man of medium height with no distinguishing features. He wore a Yankees cap and a black leather jacket. His pants were riding low, and his boxers showed in the rear. I didn’t know what kind it was, but a gun of some sort was stuck in his waistband. As they came at me, I just stood there, frozen. I wasn’t terrified like I thought I should be. My breathing was calm and easy, my eyes focused on the six-footer first . . . .

" My name is Jimmy Vincent; I “fix” things.

Some people think I’m in the Mafia; I’m not.

Some people think I’m a hit man; I’m not.

Some people think I’m crazy. They’re right.

I live in Jersey. I was brought up on a strict diet of sarcasm, bullies, and being a disappointment to my father.

I help people who can’t help themselves. I’ve turned my bullied past into a one-man private army of retribution for the silent majority, too afraid to speak.

"Grab your copy today for "The Rest of the Story" . . . . JERSEY JUSTICE