Injustice For All By Robin Carroll
B&H Books; January 1, 2012
A federal judge lies bleeding on his office floor, betrayed by a most unlikely source—people who helped him bring criminals to justice. Now, why would someone working for the FBI need to disappear after witnessing this crime?
When Remington Wyatt sees her godfather’s murder, she recognizes the killers and knows it’s only a matter of time before they come to silence her. She must do the only thing possible to stay alive . . . run.
FBI agent Rafe Baxter is serious about his career, and solving a cold case involving a federal judge’s death puts him in line for the promotion he so desires. But the case leads him to the small town of Hopewell, Louisiana, where some secrets seem inextricably hidden deep within the bayou.
Injustice for All explores what happens when everything a person believes in is utterly destroyed. Who can you trust?
This book intrigued me and I found myself drawn in from the beginning but a little confused though. It wasn’t until several pages in that I was able to figure out the assortment of character POVs (Point Of Views).
After this, the book seemed to take a few turns and to be honest my confusion continued as the book went along. There are a few minor characters that make appearances and left me wondering what their purpose in the book is. This is the start of a three book series, so it’s logical to assume that these minor characters will make major appearances in the next books. Still, I was confused.
What this book does well is action – there’s a lot of it! It leaves you wondering how it’s all going to pan out. At about half way through the book, the mystery seems almost solved and I had no idea what was coming next – a very good thing from a reader’s point of view!
The main characters, Remington and Rafe are interesting people. I must say that for an FBI Agent with ten years experience, Rafe is a little slow to catch onto a major clue when everyone around him has figured it out. Besides that, Rafe is a man trying to get ahead in his job, but making sacrifices that might hinder that by putting his best friend first in his life.He’s protective of his family and is cares for those in need of justice.
Remington is for much of the book a mystery woman. I felt that I didn’t get to know her as much as I’d have liked. She is tenacious, careful with a sadistic sense of humour, is loyal and has known much heartache over the years, but I still felt like I needed to know more. You’ll understand when you read the book.
I did not love this book, but liked it enough to complete the series. I am looking forward to seeing where this series goes.
Jess is a mum of two children and married to the calmest man alive. She loves to bake and go for walks. A writer of contemporary romance, Jess write stories about the heart and where love is worth the journey.