The Trial

A young boy dying of a lethal disease . . . A corporation's greed is the cause . . .

Avery Collins must get justice and possibly find the person who can save his life . . .

Avery Collins, social justice warrior, has a new case, only it's not a criminal case. Not yet, anyway.

Seven year old Frankie Jamison is dying, and nobody quite knows why. Avery knows Frankie through Regina, as Frankie is the son of Lorinda, one of Regina's best friends from the street. Lorinda has nothing in her life, nothing but her young son, and now she's losing even that.

With nobody to turn to, Lorinda tells Avery her story, and, with Regina's persistence, Avery decides to look a little deeper. And what she finds is corruption and greed at the highest level. Not to mention a cover-up that goes higher than Avery could ever imagine.

Is there a chance that this young kid can find justice and a cure? Avery becomes determined to find out, while also being determined that the bastards who are behind this kid's illness are brought to justice.

And Avery always gets justice, no matter how she has to do it.