Betrayal of Justice

In Washington D.C., the Nation has elected a new president who promises to "Make America Pure Again". Meanwhile, in Dearborn, Michigan a white supremacist finds an explosive way to honor the new president; he fire bombs a local mosque. Soon thereafter, the bomber is murdered, and all the evidence points to Arya Khan, a young Muslim woman who took it upon herself to investigate the crime. As she is formally charged with murder, the president conspires to deport her immigrant parents. Zachary Blake (from Betrayal of Faith) is retained to represent the young woman. The local police department continue to investigate the murder while a white supremacist group attempts to cover up its involvement.

Can Zachary find justice for the woman in an America that has lost its way? This highly topical and gripping legal novel shines a light on our First Amendment right to religious freedom, the negative effects of the government's participation in religious bigotry, and the devastating consequences of such government behavior.