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Alex, a piano playing assassin, gets a job as bodyguard in Capetown for Robert and his cute daughter, Erika. When Alex saves Robert 2nd time, they head for the mountains.

Marty Rockman, notorious producer of the hit reality-TV show "So Sue Me", has a brand-new concept: "Citizen Verdict". Each week a real criminal case will be tried before the American people, but this time they're also the jury. If the defendant is voted guilty in a death-penalty case, Rockman will televise the execution. When an escalation in violent crime and terrorism hits the state of Florida, Governor Tyler, desperate to be seen as a tough-on-crime Republican leader in the upcoming Presidential race, decides to give Rockman his chance and "Citizen Verdict" goes into production in Tampa. Selected by phone-in vote, the show's first contestant is Ricky Carr, a man accused of the rape and murder of popular celebrity-chef Dolly Hamilton. The case is a surefire ratings winner. But when an investigation begins, it becomes apparent that Ricky may be innocent of murder.

Dystopian plot, constructed language and imaginary geography. In the Secret Service there is a head of department known for his particular cruelty. He tends to fall in love with his victims - boys from the clandestine Free Youth Union. When he arrests, tortures and mutilates them, this senior officer derives pleasure from the love he experiences. The end of his career is marked by an unusual event: an anonymous female voice warns him over the phone that his last 1279 victim is on the way. Trapped by this prophecy, the Director embarks on a series of self-destructive actions.