"This is an impressive work of fiction with drop-in visits from real figures and ideas, such as the psychological deterioration, and the first degree murder of Oklahoma country attorney's son" - Grant M. Stephen "Indeed, this is a story with a global scope! It pontificates to the uncertain, terrifying pain of parenthood and the horror that could occur in a family when parents hardly have time for their kids. It shows all of the wrong approach to raising a family in the name of work and activities, which was evident in the life of the attorney and the sometimes-psychological deterioration and senseless homicides that could be committed by our kids when we fail to spend quality time with them." - A. O. Hunger Sinister Forces is a fictional story of the son of the most successful Oklahoma district attorney whose life alternates between prison bars and the free world. It started out beautifully with an impartial U.S. district attorney who witnessed the bizarre execution of 12 notorious gangsters at McAlester in 1892. His son, though suffering from a behavioral misnomer puts him in a daisy situation when, sadly, he stabbed his own wife on May 15, 1897, several times and severed her nose from her face. The story continues as the attorney stood face-to-face with the law he sworn to uphold when it stood against his own son, convicted for first degree murder in the Court of Criminal Appeals and sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labor. This is a beautiful-heart warming adventure in the subject of parenthood and behavioral misnomer.