A Stranger in My Own Hometown

The Council for Islamic Religious Respect (CIRR) has filed suit against a crusading newspaper reporter for defaming Islam and linking the group to terrorists.

CIRR has seemingly unlimited funds and a wily attorney who thinks nothing of lying to the judge. But the reporter has Brendan O'Brian, America's most politically incorrect defense attorney. .

What unfolds is a tense, and often amusing, duel of wits both in and out of the courtroom. And when a seemingly unrelated personal injury case O'Brian is handling for a long-time client turns out to be anything but ordinary, events take a surprising turn. .

Though set in the winter of 1992-93, this sequel to Slow Death in the Fast Lane explores issues making headlines today, including: Muslim immigration to the West, the true nature of Islam, and the role culture plays in maintaining a cohesive society.