Trial of Injustice

Author: T. K. Ware
Genre: Mystery/Suspense
Series: Esquire #1

On a Thursday morning in Banker, Alabama the body of a twenty-one year-old woman was discovered murdered. After the police and forensics inspected, with the help of eyewitnesses and fingerprints, the man responsible for the heinous crime was identified as Pastor Thaddeus Ganvis.

Charles 'Esquire' Everson, a man gifted with determination and an avenger of truth, became the most prestigious and sought after lawyer in the state of Alabama, due to his unwavering litigation skills. After finishing another victorious case, he returned to his office. As the day continued, he found himself logging into Facebook, and nearly dropped his phone when he discovered that his former pastor was arrested for first-degree murder.

Without a second thought, he flew to Banker, Alabama to prove the innocence of a godly man. Along the way he discovers the opposition that threatens.

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Reviewer: Kevin Maltsberger

The book “Trial of Injustice” by T.K. Ware, was a fast paced read that had twists and turns, a story of forgiveness, and faith that carries our story through to the end. An excellent book I recommend, as it has a strong story of redemption, true-to-life dialogue, and about real life events.

The author tells us a fascinating story about a lawyer who relies on faith and trust in God to lead him in his life. There was a story of justifiable anger, even at God, but an ultimate peer into a mysterious murder, and how justice ultimately prevails.
 
I loved that we got an interesting perspective to the case itself, and the conversational and realistic dialogue are what carries this book. A serious case of murder, the emotions that come with it, the betrayal of friends, and it forces the reader to look at the character’s viewpoint. There could have been a lot of language in this book that would have made sense given the context, but the author  was able to get the same idea revealed without using vulgarity. That’s a rare talent in writers today and one that Ware excels at. An excellent Christian representation of a well written story. I look forward to reading more from this author.

If you are looking for a fast-paced, murder mystery, that will lead you on a trail of suspense and faith, then this is the book you should read. Easy plot that hits you early in the story and never lets up. You won’t need much time to read this, as you won’t be able to put it down. The world is a better place with T.K.’s books in them.

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