Renegade: An Anonymous Justice novel

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THE PURSUIT OF JUSTICE...

Assistant DA Kate Stone has just suffered the biggest loss of her career. She'd worked so hard to prosecute a serial assaulter of women, and it was a case she should have won. But a corrupt judge allowed Max James to walk free. When he confronts her outside the courthouse, she punches James, and he goes down hard. After the footage is plastered across every TV screen, Kate's boss demands that she either attend anger management meetings or give up the job she lives for.

CAN BE DIFFERENT FROM THE PURSUIT OF TRUTH.

Begrudgingly, Kate attends her first meeting. Inside is a group of people all failed by the justice system. Their mission: to do everything in their power to help right wrongs, even if outside the law. Unsure who to trust among this unlikely team of renegades, Kate begins to dig into Max James's secret life and her explosive discoveries will lead to a stunning new twist in the case. And turn her into the prime suspect.

Reviews

"Allen's heat-drenched Ozark courtrooms, her heroine stifled both literally and metaphorically by the circumstances surrounding her, are rendered hotter than hell by her talent for crafting a truly disturbing young villain."--Alex Marwood, author of The Wicked Girls, on A Killing at the Creek
"Keeps you glued to the page from start to finish, and that's a very rare thing."
--JAMES PATTERSON, #1 New York Times bestselling author
"Unflinching and gritty."--Library Journal on The Wages of Sin
"What a terrific book--strong, tough, smart and powerful."--Hank Phillippi Ryan, Agatha Award-winning author of The Wrong Girl, on The Code of the Hills

Author Bio

Nancy Allen is the author of the Ozarks Mystery Series, published by HarperCollins/Witness Impulse. She has the background required to tell the tales because she practiced law for fifteen years as Assistant Missouri Attorney General and Assistant Prosecutor in her native Ozarks. She's tried over thirty jury cases, including murder and sexual offenses, and was a a law professor at Missouri State University.