Pack Justice
by:
R.J. Blain
Language: English
Format: Kindle
Publication date:
April 4th, 2016
Publisher: Pen & Page Publishing
Pages: 253
Genres: Romance, Travel
In a world where legal battles are just as fierce as physical ones, Sean finds himself tangled in a complex web of rivalry and unexpected alliances. With a feline guardian angel at his side, he is guided through the murky waters of the courtroom. Yet, the stakes are raised when his spirit animal, a cheetah, shows an affinity for Andrea Morgan, his rival attorney.
As Sean uncovers secrets and navigates the treacherous legal landscape, he must confront not only the challenges posed by his professional life but also the surprising connections that form in the heat of competition. The tension between him and Andrea intensifies as they both vie for justice in their own unique ways, leading them to question their motivations and their shared goals.
Amidst the chaos of courtroom drama, a spark of chemistry ignites between the two attorneys. With their pasts looming over them and future battles on the horizon, Sean and Andrea must decide if they can set aside their differences to fight together against a common foe. Through wit, determination, and a dash of feline intuition, the story unfolds, revealing that justice may just be a matter of perspective.
As Sean uncovers secrets and navigates the treacherous legal landscape, he must confront not only the challenges posed by his professional life but also the surprising connections that form in the heat of competition. The tension between him and Andrea intensifies as they both vie for justice in their own unique ways, leading them to question their motivations and their shared goals.
Amidst the chaos of courtroom drama, a spark of chemistry ignites between the two attorneys. With their pasts looming over them and future battles on the horizon, Sean and Andrea must decide if they can set aside their differences to fight together against a common foe. Through wit, determination, and a dash of feline intuition, the story unfolds, revealing that justice may just be a matter of perspective.