Anthony Bishop was murdered on the day of Julia Harrison's graduation from Brooktown Law. Although he was the university's most notoriously well-liked professor and a celebrity in the legal field, his past held a number of concerning secrets and potentially fatal enemies. Julie Harrison was among the few who glimpsed her professor's true nature, but fell trap to his set of manipulations when she threatened to expose one of his most heinous secrets. This novel explores the complexities of the law and certain gaps in the justice system through the lense of a murder mystery. It intentionally invokes the question of what happens when a victim is left without legal remedies and explores fundamental questions of morality in the face of unwavering inequality. Victoria Slatton is an immigration attorney in Washington D.C. She is an advocate for justice, equality, and unconventional behavior. This is her first novel.