Let Justice Roll
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Set in Jackson, Mississippi, Let Justice Roll examines a crucial year in the lives of Savannah and Tom Whitehall, after he is severely injured during an annual law enforcement training competition right before Savannah’s eyes. Since high school Tom had been her sweetheart and stalwart, allowing them to live out their dreams together, but the accident catapulted Savannah into unjust times that tested and taught her the real meaning of “to make Momma proud.”
Despite Savannah’s efforts to dote on Tom, his mother, Barbara Whitehall, wife of the owner of the largest Ford dealership in the state, decided Savannah wasn’t fulfilling her proper role as a wife. With Tom’s prognosis of an indefinite coma, Barbara moved Tom from the University of Mississippi Medical Center to the Atlanta Rehab Center and filed for divorce on behalf of her son, enabling her to begin litigation against Savannah and the Jackson Police Department. Devastated by Tom’s condition and her mother-in-law’s unjust offenses, Savannah spent all of her vacation and sick leave with Tom, until forced to return to keep a prestigious position in a man’s world.
A tornadoes, murder, and personal loss strike Savannah throughout one of the toughest years of her life. Was there no justice for her or Tom?
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About the Book
Thomas Whitehall, the son of a Mississippi power couple, is injured during a SWAT competition, which is similar to what actually happened to a young policeman. With debilitating injuries, Tom is left in a coma and his wealthy parents want revenge against whoever is responsible. His wife Savannah is left to fend for herself against one disaster after another. In one moment of time, the promising young couple’s life changes in the face of an unrelenting and unjust world that shatters their dreams. Clandestine forces are at work from many angles bearing down on the public relations professional at a major hospital. Who is at the center of it all? Is there no justice for her?
About the Author
In her second novel, Virginia Kreimeyer relies on her extensive public relations background to intertwine fact and fiction. Her years of telling others’ stories for magazines and her contributions of chapters for public relations textbooks provide realism to the fiction. She spent 21 years in the USAF, worked as a PR professional in Romania and Latvia, and taught public relations at Arkansas State University, before retiring and becoming a freelance writer.