Books like Injustice for All by Scott Pratt
Prosecutor Joe Dillard’s world upends when Judge Leonard Green disappears, the only clue a twisted swing from a tree. Driven by duty and personal stakes, Joe dives into a grim inquiry that draws him into his own life, forcing him to confront hidden truths and the cost of justice.
The novel follows Joe through the claustrophobic halls of the courtroom, the scarred alleys of the city, and the dark corridors of his own mind, forcing him to confront the fragile line between law and morality.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: Crime Fiction/Noir
Authors: Scott Pratt
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