APPOINTMENT WITH DEATH — The injustice of wrongful convictions. Rob Carson’s life had been turned upside down; his pregnant wife, Janey, was dead and he was imprisoned for her murder.

From the day of the bludgeoning, Rob maintained his innocence but statistics put a target on his back. The data was all too clear, husbands kill wives. Kara, Rob’s childhood sweetheart, was in disbelief. The whole of it was inconceivable. Rob was not capable of such a heinous, brutal act. He was not a killer.

Kara threw herself into the fight for justice, determined he had been railroaded; even the transcripts reflected little more than circumstantial evidence. Where was the justice? Kara knew she was treading on thin ice. When it was just the two of them it was all too easy to forget how Rob had dumped her for Janey. The girl who always loved Rob was laying her heart on the line, again. Very quickly Kara was ready to dive into a relationship with Rob even though he was behind bars.

In this gripping psychological thriller, Kara fights to clear Rob's name, while her friends whisper behind her back, accusing her of having hybristophilia — a fascination with criminals. But Kara didn't care. Her feelings for Rob were real. They were meant to be together. Her love for him was not a weird fascination for ‘the bad’, as some of her friends claimed. It was love, pure and simple, that grew from childhood swings. Kara was determined to do whatever it took to get Rob out of prison. The police could then search for Janey's real killer.

This book explores two things: — the justice system and how people can be wrongly convicted and t- he psychological factors that compel a person to become infatuated by and devoted to what society considers a monster; be it for fame, love, importance, or obsession. Women with hybristophilia will do almost anything to get close to the prisoner they are attracted to. A gripping psychological thriller.