Justice for Some
by Kate Wilhelm
Judge Sarah Drexler, a widow of three years, suddenly finds her life in upheaval when she's asked to run for Oregon State Judge. Confused and lonely, she heads off to a family reunion at her father's home in East Shasta, California...
...Where something is obviously wrong. Her father has hired a detective, her son is keeping a secret, and so is her daughter. About the only thing that's normal is that Uncle Peter's tomato garden is dying again this year.
And when her father dies and the detective is found murdered, Judge Drexler has to face some tough questions. Is her son capable of murder? Would she withhold evidence to protect him? When justice is served, whose justice is it?
Thoughtful, endearing, and thoroughly captivating, Justice for Some is a classic from one of America's most cherished novelists.
...Where something is obviously wrong. Her father has hired a detective, her son is keeping a secret, and so is her daughter. About the only thing that's normal is that Uncle Peter's tomato garden is dying again this year.
And when her father dies and the detective is found murdered, Judge Drexler has to face some tough questions. Is her son capable of murder? Would she withhold evidence to protect him? When justice is served, whose justice is it?
Thoughtful, endearing, and thoroughly captivating, Justice for Some is a classic from one of America's most cherished novelists.
Fiction
RELEASED1993
PUBLISHERSt. Martin's Press
LENGTH260
LANGUAGEEN
Kate Wilhelm was an American author. She wrote novels and stories in the science fiction, mystery, and suspense genres, including the Hugo Award–winning Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang. Wilhelm established the Clarion Workshop along with her husband Damon Knight and writer Robin Scott Wilson.
Justice for Some
by Kate Wilhelm
Judge Sarah Drexler, a widow of three years, suddenly finds her life in upheaval when she's asked to run for Oregon State Judge. Confused and lonely, she heads off to a family reunion at her father's home in East Shasta, California...
...Where something is obviously wrong. Her father has hired a detective, her son is keeping a secret, and so is her daughter. About the only thing that's normal is that Uncle Peter's tomato garden is dying again this year.
And when her father dies and the detective is found murdered, Judge Drexler has to face some tough questions. Is her son capable of murder? Would she withhold evidence to protect him? When justice is served, whose justice is it?
Thoughtful, endearing, and thoroughly captivating, Justice for Some is a classic from one of America's most cherished novelists.
...Where something is obviously wrong. Her father has hired a detective, her son is keeping a secret, and so is her daughter. About the only thing that's normal is that Uncle Peter's tomato garden is dying again this year.
And when her father dies and the detective is found murdered, Judge Drexler has to face some tough questions. Is her son capable of murder? Would she withhold evidence to protect him? When justice is served, whose justice is it?
Thoughtful, endearing, and thoroughly captivating, Justice for Some is a classic from one of America's most cherished novelists.
Fiction
RELEASED1993
PUBLISHERSt. Martin's Press
LENGTH260
LANGUAGEEN
Kate Wilhelm was an American author. She wrote novels and stories in the science fiction, mystery, and suspense genres, including the Hugo Award–winning Where Late the Sweet Birds Sang. Wilhelm established the Clarion Workshop along with her husband Damon Knight and writer Robin Scott Wilson.
