She had two strikes against her when the events herein began to unfold.  She was a stranger in south Texas.  She was a businesswoman attempting to set up shop in "The sparkling city by the sea."

What began as a business maneuver to force a dishonest landlord to make good on his promises became an unbelievable nightmare; a head long confrontation with the south Texas "good old boy" network, and an accidental intrusion into a world of crime and apparently high level intrigue and a blow to the writer's (and very possibly, now, the world's) sensibilities.

What makes "A CASE OF INJUSTICE" an impelling and provocative book is not merely the dishonesty and crime the writer confronts in Austin and Washington political circles and in the law enforcement coterie but her incredible perseverance.  It is not the endless string of shifty lawyers, broken promises, mental abuse or verbal threats...it is the fact that a pugnacious and determined businesswoman would not give up. Even now she is still haunted. Recently, she agreed to a book signing with Barnes and Noble. When Barnes and Noble received irate anonymous phone calls they cancelled her signing forcing her to file suit.

 Editing and formatting has preserved  the shock, anger and disappointment of the writer.  "A CASE OF INJUSTICE"  has the potential to become a major work.  Review potential and media attention offers a great deal of promise for this book and its aftermath can make history.