The Injustice of Being

By Carol Lynne

Sometimes justice is worth risking everything for.

After a hung jury results in a mistrial for alleged rapist, Paul "Jigger" Robinson, victim Eric Kloiber and Will James, the detective in charge of the case, must come to terms with the possibility that Jigger may well get away with his crimes.

When Will sees the despair plaguing Eric, he becomes determined to leave no stone unturned in his search for more evidence against Jigger. In the midst of his ongoing investigation, Will begins to feel protective towards Eric and soon the two embark on a risky affair.

Despite his new feelings for the hunky detective, Eric can't stop his obsession with making Jigger pay for what he's done. If the justice system won't help, Eric vows to take Jigger down on his own, even if it means putting himself in danger. When Eric's pursuit of vengeance gets in the way of Will's investigation, the two must come to an agreement or risk losing everything, including their relationship.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Totally Bound Publishing
• Release date: Oct 22, 2012
• ISBN: 9781781841099

Carol Lynne

An avid reader for years, one day Carol Lynne decided to write her own brand of erotic romance. While writing her first novel, Branded by Gold, Carol fell in love with the M/M genre. Carol juggles between being a full-time mother and a full-time writer. With well over one hundred releases, one thing is certain, Carol loves to keep busy writing sexy cowboys, shifters, bodyguards, vampires and everything in between. Although series books are her passion, Carol enjoys penning the occasional stand-alone title. As founder and President of GRL Retreat, Inc., Carol helps organize the annual GayRomLit Retreat. Now in its sixth year, GayRomLit is an annual retreat that brings together the people who create and celebrate LGBT romance for a one-of-a-kind, must-attend gathering of dynamic, informal, and diverse fun.

Reviews for The Injustice of Being

[jules0623 · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

This is the only series of Lynne's that managed to keep me reading, but it was hard to keep going with this book. It should have been interesting - it's right up my alley and I liked the previous story which concluded here - but I struggled past the 30% point and ended up giving up around 79%.

Reading Lynne's books are always very much like settling for a hot dog when you really wanted a steak - it deals with the hunger but leaves you feeling a bit gyped.