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The Color of Justice by Ace Collins

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The Color of Justice
Ace Collins


Abingdon Press
October 2014
On Sale: October 7, 2014
Featuring: Coop Lindsay
320 pages
ISBN: 1426770030
EAN: 9781426770036
Kindle: B00JS6D6LC
Trade Size / e-Book
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Thriller | Inspirational Mystery

In 1964, Coop Lindsay has a thriving law practice in Justice, Mississippi. When an African American maid who once worked for Coop’s family asks him to defend her grandson, Martin Jennings, on charges of rape and murder, the attorney takes the case. It’s a decision that divides the town, but Coop devotedly digs for facts, faces attempts on his life, fights against all odds…and wins. A few weeks later the boy disappears and Coop Lindsay is murdered. Almost 50 years later, Coop’s grandson, Clark, returns to Justice and to the old family home. Opening his own law practice, his first case is just as controversial as the one that ended his grandfather’s life. This time the victim is African American and the suspect is white. The tables have turned, but the racial tension is just as high. Clark digs for evidence with the tenacity characteristic of his family. But even he doesn’t know that this crime will reveal clues to the 1964 Jennings case and may even uncover his grandfather’s killer as well — if only he can stay alive long enough to prove it.

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Re: The Color of Justice

Thanks for the review and I'm so glad you enjoyed the book.
(Ace Collins 4:14pm September 25, 2014)

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