Death of a Killer A young man sitting in prison for life with no chance of parole tries to create his own death while a rescue Pitbull waits to be euthanized until they meet at Sing Sing through a service dog training program giving both reasons to live. Unfortunately, they stumble upon

Crime,Action

A Young Prison inmate serving a life sentence tries to create his own death until he meets Bessie, a service dog he must train.

Tyrone finds out the warden is dealing drugs, tells his prison psychiatrist and the warden tries to kill Tyrone and Bessie the guide dog in a final shoot out and the prison explodes because of the meth lab killing the Warden. Tyrone tries to stay in the fire to end his life but Bessie rescues him.

New York

No

Overcoming Monster/Villain,Quest,Rebellion Against 'The One',Voyage and Return,Tragedy

Happy Ending,Twist

Language/Profanity

Name: Tyrone McAllister

Age: 28

Gender: Male

Role: Antagonist

Key Traits: Aspiring,Badass,Underdog,Uneducated

Name: Dr. Patricia Hollings

Age: 40

Gender: Female

Role: Mentor

Key Traits: Charming,Sexy,Empathetic,Engaging,Faithful,Heroic,Unapologetic,Strong Moral Code

Name: Warden

Age: 55

Gender: Male

Role: protagonist

Key Traits: Badass,Aggressive,Complex,Confident,Criminal,Decisive,Greedy,Villainous,Narcisstic,Skillful

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11/2019 Tyrone McAllister, 28, is a prisoner serving a life sentence in Sing Sing with no chance of parole. Tyrone tries every day to bring about his own death, fighting and resisting advances from inmates who want to make him their sex partner. Due to the constant fights, he spends more time in the infirmary than in his cell. The warden finds Tyrone’s behavior disruptive and is determined to find a way to regain control of the situation. Dr. Penny Hollings, the Sing Sing psychiatrist, has written the governor and received permission to start a service dog program at Sing Sing, much to the disgust of the warden. The warden drafts Tyrone as the first dog trainer, hoping he will fail and the program with him. This would eliminate outside interference and return the prison to the warden’s sole control, allowing him to keep his dark secret. Dr. Hollings meets Tyrone in the infirmary, describes her program and discusses his participation. He does not believe the warden wants to give him a chance and he is right: Dr. Hollings explains that the warden believes Tyrone will fail and cause the program to be shut down. Tyrone agrees to join the program just to scam the doctor out of a few perks. Upon beginning the training, Tyrone is assigned to Bessie, a pit bull rescue. He must train Bessie with the help of two professional trainers and Big Carl, his cellmate. Bessie and Tyrone become close as Tyrone sees Bessie just as he sees himself, a street dog who has b

About J P Davis About the Author JP was born in Pinehurst, North Carolina, growing up in a 900-square-foot house with two sisters, two grandmothers, one cousin, a Mom, and a third-shift textile-worker Dad. He was the first in his family to complete college with a four-year degree. Graduating from Campbell University, he joined Wachovia Bank, at the time a stodgy old-line conservative financial institution, working as a repo man in an even more rural part of North Carolina than where he was born. Life moved quickly as ambitions were realized. Over the years as a global business executive, his experiences ranged from sipping champagne on 200-foot yachts in Monte Carlo to paddling canoes in the jungles of Borneo. JP was the sixth American to slip behind the Iron Curtain to visit Albania in the early 1990s and see how a dictator operated firsthand. JP was also in Venezuela as well as numerous other countries he will not comment on. These experiences have given the author a wealth of personalities to create his fictional characters. JP has served as the Chairman of the Board of Visitors for the University of North Carolina Women's and Children's Hospital in Chapel Hill, North Carolina; The Morehead Planetarium Board as well as numerous other boards. He has written several short stories while guest lecturing at various universities about money perspectives and entrepreneurism. The author and his wife, Markie, support children's homes in Africa and Nepal. The couple also mentors post-orphanage young adults. Joe and Markie and their three children reside in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. You can connect with Joe on Twitter @jpdaviswrites, on Facebook @jpdaviswrites, or send him an email at jp.davis@jpdavisauthor.com. Web page https://www.jpdavisauthor.com/

Age: 35-54

Target Gender: Universal

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