Biased Justice

To Kill a Mockingbird meets White Fragility in this fast-paced legal thriller set in a small East Texas town.
“I was seventy years old before I realized I was a racist.” So begins attorney R. E. Jackson’s intensely personal warfare against the powers that mete out their rigged brand of justice in East Texas.

70 year old coming of age story

First person view of aging attorney on current state of political corruption. Insightful look at the deep roots of racism in organized religion. Emphasizing personal choices in becoming aware and making whatever changes are possible. All told with great story and characters.

Decent courtroom drama

Decent storyline but went in a bit too much about religion sometimes. The voice was nice but sometimes you could tell it was voice generated.

Age 70 - Self Reflection

I was pleasantly surprised by This honest look into the heart of a soul and awakening so much like my own. Reality is not always kind. I look forward to another read by this author.