Rosemary J. Kind

Justice Be Damned Rosemary J. Kind

1870 - William Dixon will not ignore injustice. The Reese brothers have been released from prison and no one has been made to pay for the life they took, nor the damage they caused to Cochrane's Farm. As his sister, Molly and her husband Daniel set out to rebuild their farm, William takes the fight onto the political stage.

Whilst his wife, Cecilia, runs Dixon's Attorneys' office in Pierceton, William begins on the campaign trail. He may not have the backing of the establishment, but his oratory is outstanding. The Fifteenth Amendment has broadened the electorate, but politics is still a white male preserve. William sets out to speak for those who have no voice. He stands on a ticket of equality and fairness. Lauded by some and vilified by others, everyone has a view on William Dixon and some will go to great lengths to stop his progress.

How do you fight for justice against those whose interests it does not serve? William Dixon is about to find out.