Due Justice

Due Justice

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When a famous plastic surgeon's decomposed body surfaces in Tampa Bay with a bullet in its head, Federal Judge Willa Carson's "little sister" is caught in a high-stakes game of greedy lawyers, blackmail and deceit. Fiercely independent Carly is the number one suspect. When Carly asks Willa for due justice, Willa has everything to lose. But she risks it all to uncover the conspiracy and keep Carly alive. Can Willa possibly win?* Lee Child, Sue Grafton, and John Grisham fans Margaret Maron love Diane Capri! Harriet Klausner says: "Judge Willa is the nicest, most likable sleuth to come along in years!" The Contra Costa Times says: "When Judge Wilhelmina Carson returns, I'll be waiting!" Grab your copy today and meet Tampa's most charismatic judge, Willa Carson!
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Now available on Amazon! With epilogue and bonus chapter! Years ago, two sisters vanished without a trace. Time moved on-but the past was never buried. Now, as long-forgotten memories begin to surface, questions once ignored demand answers. Because some truth don't stay hidden. They wait. What was meant to protect became something far more dangerous. And uncovering it may cost more than silence ever did. A story of bonds that survive trauma, secrets that echo through time, and the price of remembering what was meant to be forgotten. Because some families don't just keep secrets-they rule empires built in the shadows.

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