Title: Unlawful Justice
Author: K.C. Lynn and K. Langston
Release Date: November 16, 2015
Seek the truth and you will find justice.
The peaceful town of Harmony Falls, Texas, has been rocked to its core by an unspeakable crime.
One that harbors revenge and injustice.
Schoolteacher Olivia Bradshaw can’t remember what happened that horrific night, but it’s easy to see the effect it’s had on those around her. All she wants is for peace to be restored to her beloved hometown, but Deputy Grayson Taylor is on a different mission. He seeks truth and justice, and he’ll do whatever it takes to find both for Olivia.
Lines will be crossed.
Secrets revealed.
Can justice prevail, or will the citizens of Harmony Falls succumb to the corruption and hate that continues to plague their small town?
K.C. Lynn and K. Langston have teamed up to bring you a story about hate, race, corruption, injustice, and above all, love. A story that may change the way you view the world.
Holy crap!!! This book took it there and I didn't know how I would be able to get back to where I needed to be… I did, but it definitely was not easy.
Let me start off saying that, right from the beginning, this book grabbed my full attention with all that was happening in the small town of Harmony Falls, and it felt so realistic. The town's sweetheart Olivia Bradshaw always sees the good in everyone, especially her students. When the unthinkable happens to her she still sees the goodness in people. She just can't believe what's happening to her town, and wishes it could go back to how it was before—but little did she know that this had been an ongoing issue...
Grayson Taylor, the town's golden boy, is working Olivia's case, and he's having a difficult time holding back his fury. He’s going to get justice for Liv one way or another. As Grayson works this case, he also gets to know Liv, and there's just something about her that is so wholesome he can't help but develop feelings for her. Seeing how sweet, gentle, and true Grayson is with Liv had me rooting that he could help her to heal and to keep moving on with life.
Goodness, Grayson and Liv's story was raw, powerful and so emotional that there were plenty of times I had to put the book down and compose myself. With everything they both went through it was unbelievably amazing to see how they stayed strong, having each other there. There is so much more to this story than I want to share, because I want everyone to get as enraptured in it and enjoy it as much as I did.
Bravo, K.C. Lynn and K. Langston, for such a realistic story that not only affects those that live in Harmony Falls but us, the readers. It will help us see the injustice that is occurring and hopefully help us to see where we need to stand in order to have justice for everyone!
~ Review by Kara
K.C. Lynn is a small town girl living in Western Canada. She married her high school sweetheart and they have four amazing children: two lovely girls and a set of handsome twin boys. It was her love for romance books that gave K.C. the courage to sit down and write her own novel. When she is not in her writing cave, pounding out new characters and stories, she can be found living between the pages of a book, meeting new tattooed, hot alpha males with very big…Hearts.
K. Langston has been married to her very own country boy for 14 years. They live in the Deep South with their two crazy kids, and a speckled beagle named Sadie. She worked in property management for last decade before leaving the industry to write full time. When she's not penning her next love story, you can find her nose buried between the pages of a good book.
She released her debut novel, Because You're Mine in September 2013. She has since released three follow up books in the series, Until You're Mine, When You're Mine and Forever You're Mine. Her next release, Sylvie is a contemporary romance set to release Early Fall 2015. She is also co-writing a book with Author KC Lynn called Unlawful Justice, set to release November 2015. K. writes with true passion and heart about what she knows, love, romance and all things southern.
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