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Reviewed: Apr 29, 2009
Angela Jenkins was raised by her grandmother because her parents died while she was quite young. She lived in a nice neighborhood but didn’t have the money to have the things the other kids did. As a result, she was frequently teased and always felt like an outsider. Her grandmother encouraged her in Christian ways and urged her to excel in school. When she entered college, her three roommates became her family. They all went to law school and two, including Angela became judges. They remained good friends after college.
Angela fell in love with her driver, Tony, and when she needed an escort to an awards dinner, she asked him to go with her. She worried her friends would find out what he did for a living. Imagine the surprise of her three friends when they found out Tony was a cab driver. It didn’t matter that he had a PH.D in psychology and was doing what he wanted to do. Angela asked them to leave it alone but the women had to find out about him. They discovered he had a secret and they felt it would hurt Angela as a judge. The relationship is about to the rip the friends apart. Is Angela going to bow to the wishes of her friends or is she going to go with her feelings and Tony’s?
SERVING JUSTICE by Jacqueline D. Moore is a book filled with romance, suspense and friendship. A quick flashback about Angela’s early years builds her character and makes readers understand who she is and why she does the things she does. Her friends are well-developed also, and it is easy to follow their behavior. The added suspense is enough to keep those pages turning; who will win in Angela’s life – her friends or God? I would recommend this book to everyone.
Reviewed by alice Holman
of The RAWSISTAZ™ Reviewers
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Alice Holman is an avid reader, a writer and a community activist. She lives in Denver, Colorado with her husband Ray and her little dog Boo.
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