No Ordinary Pain

Ironically, although times were harder back then, the late 1970’s are still remembered by many as an era when things were at their very best. And normally this would stand true…except now. The year is 1977, and an entire city is being terrorized; Teenage girls, all of them African American with exceptional beauty, are being stalked and killed. The killer leaves them behind in an unbelievable, clueless trail of death and mutilation with Detroit’s finest struggling just to keep up with the total body count. Meanwhile, Darren Miles tells the most unusual but real life story about family and friends and their hardships and happiness, a story that could very well hit home for you too. It unfolds in a seemingly endless number of bizarre events with family members and friends who vary in such ways from being heroic and the most law abiding citizens, to the kind of people who will forever be mischievous and promiscuous. Nevertheless, after noting the obvious, that anyone is capable of murder, one of them will turn out to be the cold blooded killer everybody’s been so afraid of whom the police can’t seem to find.