The company appeals to the Supreme Court but the owner believes the court isn't friendly to the company owner's interests.

The verdict—approved or reversed by Supreme Court justices he decides to purchase a court seat for his plans to work for him. Using conspiracy and deceit, political operatives, and recruiting an unsuspecting candidate they finance him, manipulate him, market him, and mold him into their Supreme Court justice.

Mystery, thriller, action genre readers and readers who enjoy courtroom stories.

I liked the ending because the justice realized the truth of the situation. I liked all of this book.

The injuries, deaths, and how the courts handle these situations, but this is from a human point of view and not a reflection of the book story.

I wanted to write about this story so many people can enjoy this book.

I felt that the people who were supposed to do the right thing betrayed the population because they schemed and plotted for their own gains.

The ending of this book is an eye-opener.

This story shows what can happen when people are apathetic, easy to buy, and are out for their own gain.

If a reader does not like courtroom stories and reading about the evilness that some people do and wants a feel-good and all-is-well story, this is not a good book for them.

This fictional story reveals human nature as it sometimes is when people turn their heads and refuse to see the reality of a situation and to do the right thing.

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