Their Crime, Their Hell

In a society where the rule of law is taken literally, punishment is the ultimate reflection of crime. You don't just go to jail or pay with time or money. You pay with terror because here, your crime becomes your punishment.

A driver, for example, who kills an innocent pedestrian with his car, without remorse, will face his own end: dying in the same horrible way he took a life.

This novel unravels the stories of people who committed crimes believing they would get away with them until they are brought to justice. Guilt, horror, moral dilemmas, and psychological darkness emerge on every page.

Would you dare to harm someone if you knew you would pay for your crime?
Even if you knew that the punishment would be "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth"?

In this parallel system of justice, punishment is not handed down behind closed doors nor is it carried out through imprisonment and suspended sentences. It is carried out in public and relentlessly because it mirrors crime.

In Martyrs' Square, in the presence of citizens, the President of Justice Court and the Punishers enforce a new absolute law.

Every criminal will be punished in the same way he committed his crime.
In the Rule of Law state, the punishment should match the crime.

Murder, robbery, arson, rape, pedophilia. Nothing goes unpunished. Perpetrators become victims, experiencing the ultimate inversion by suffering the same fate they caused. They suffer the well-known punishment an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.

Through powerful, brutal, and revealing stories, the reader is confronted with an unignorable question:

If you knew you would pay for your crime with the same horror, would you dare commit it?