In Westwood County, money talks. For Charles Remington, it shouted.
His empire swallowed the historic Heritage District piece by piece—every Black-owned home falling to his development plans through intimidation, corruption, and fraud. Only Martha Johnson's Victorian house remained standing.
At 72, they thought she'd be easy to break. One false arrest. One night in jail. One ruined reputation.
They didn't count on her son.
When Master Sergeant Elijah Johnson—the most decorated Green Beret alive—received his mother's call from a holding cell, Westwood's power structure didn't just face a grievance. They faced a reckoning.
The system that framed an innocent woman never anticipated becoming the target. Now a military strategist who'd outmaneuvered warlords was coming for them, armed with something more dangerous than any weapon:
Unwavering dedication to justice.