The continuing story of Karen Stokes' novel "Stolen Justice". The pursuit of the corrupt attorney leads Wilma into further danger.
Suspense is created as Wilma struggles to end the wicked reign of Attorney Richard Heinz. Bribery, assault and murder are obstacles she must overcome. Taunting the attorney on the tip of his reach she is forced to confront what she considers pure evil. A surprise threat forces her to use the skills of disguise and stealing to escape. Her efforts bring failure when her talents turn against her.
Excerpt
She squatted and inched around with tiny steps to the front of the car by the bumper delaying the dash to the condo. Her ears pricked to take in a telltale indication of life within a reasonable range. A dog barked at a distance and sounded more of play than alert and gave her no concern. She probed intensly with her eyes each building, bush and tree within her sight. Still, nothing moved or showed any signal from some observer. She was alone in the turbulent quiet as if she were the only person on earth.
Professional Reviews
Reader Jan Carlen
This sequel is as great as the beginning story of Wilma, nicknamed Foxy. Very interesting on how an ordinary working woman takes on a prominent, corrupt attorney. She vowed to bring him down. All her efforts fail but he is stopped in a very surprising way. Well worth reading again.
Author Jack Miller
Well written. Keeps you on the edge of your seat and is fast paced. An interesting twist on the ordinary mystery genre and should be a best seller.
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