South of Justice - Fisher, Joni M
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A finalist in the Sheila Contest, South of Justice is the first book in the Compass Crimes series. Each book features a woman whose life is radically changed by a crime and her fight for justice. This story involves a cold-case crime in a small town in North Carolina and its lasting repercussions. This story explores the felony murder rule in the United States and how it is applied in felony cases. The heroine of the story is a veterinarian and private pilot. Though I know nothing about veterinary medicine, I am an instrument-rated private pilot. I also learned that it is more difficult to get…mehr

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A finalist in the Sheila Contest, South of Justice is the first book in the Compass Crimes series. Each book features a woman whose life is radically changed by a crime and her fight for justice. This story involves a cold-case crime in a small town in North Carolina and its lasting repercussions. This story explores the felony murder rule in the United States and how it is applied in felony cases. The heroine of the story is a veterinarian and private pilot. Though I know nothing about veterinary medicine, I am an instrument-rated private pilot. I also learned that it is more difficult to get into veterinary school than medical school. Research is fun!
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After working decades in journalism, Author Joni M. Fisher turned to crime. She writes suspenseful stories of friendship, family, faith, and crime featuring heroines who don't wait to be rescued. Her Compass Crimes series has won awards from the Next Generation Indie Book Awards, Christian Indie Book Awards, Reader's Favorite Book Awards, Kindle Book Awards, the Royal Palm Literary Awards, and others. A member of the American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) and the Florida Writers Association, she also served on the Arts and Humanities Advisory Board for Southeastern University. As an instrument-rated private pilot, she reports for General Aviation News. Her fingerprints are on file with the FBI.