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Wyatt Dixon has worn a badge in Olman County for nearly thirty years, and for six of them he’s kept quiet about how his wife really died. Then a letter arrives at his house—polite, precise, and priced at a quarter of a million dollars. Someone else knows the secret.
Wyatt isn’t the only one who gets a letter. Across town, the county’s most respected people are quietly opening envelopes of their own, each one built from something true they’d have paid anything to keep buried.
And then there’s Maria. The county’s IT director, sharp enough to keep up with him and stubborn enough not to let him get away with anything—and Wyatt is far too old to be feeling what he’s feeling. He’s been careful about it. He’s running out of reasons to keep being careful.
But the man taking the town apart isn’t collecting money. He’s collecting names—and he’s been at it far longer than anyone realizes, for reasons that have nothing to do with the secrets he’s selling.
Injustice is the fourth book in the Olman County Series. Told in dual POV, it's a small-town romantic suspense set in fictional Leroy, Indiana, a town full of meddling friends and family and respectable citizens with things to hide—citizens who are getting threatening letters from a blackmailer who isn't after money. It's an age-gap, off-limits workplace romance between a protective sheriff with a secret of his own and the curvy IT director he has no business wanting, working side-by-side on an investigation that could end his career.
