Street Justice Reasonable Service

by Samantha Fury

Michel Steele was gorgeous; a ladies man, & according to Jessica White, spoiled beyond belief. It was none of her business how he lived. She was just jealous, and what right did she have telling him how to live or who see. After all they sure wasn’t dating. When Michael wasn’t arguing with Jessica Nana’s home health nurse he was working. His latest assignment, a rash of local robberies had hit close to home. His grandmother’s apartment was broken into and Jessica was hurt. He knew this would mean more time spent at his grandmother’s apartment. Joseph Steele his uncle was to blame. He’d been playing the guilt card for years, living on the streets, ignoring his responsibilities. Michaels Uncle Joe was a doctor; there was no need for him to be homeless. Nana sure didn’t need to be living in K-town just so she could be close to her destitute son, who never even bothered to visit. His Uncle always claimed he was hurting, well Michael understood pain better than anyone; it was his dad that died. Joe wasn’t helping Nana by flaunting his grief or giving up his life. He was only causing more troubles and being a constant reminder to Nana that she’d not only lost one son, but two. Working with Officers Angelo & Joe Morganson was a nice distraction. Michael wanted to put these punks away. He needed a break from being Nana’s caregiver and he needed to sort out his feelings for Jess. Was he trying to show his friends and family that he could have a stable relationship or was he really starting to fall in love?

328 pages, Paperback

Published June 14, 2013

About the author

Samantha Fury
Creating Characters You Can Love

Samantha Fury was born in Eastern Kentucky, the daughter of a coal miner & his loving homemaker. She is an only child so she spent many hours using her imagination to keep her busy. She graduated from high school, married in 1986 and began what she calls her 'life on the road.'

Samantha spent over eighteen years traveling with her husband, through 48 states & Canada. This gave her lots of experience for the backgrounds of her Novels.

She's always has loved writing since the early age of eight; when she wrote 'The Day The Sky Turned Green.' Her imagination takes her many places, and she hopes that her stories can uplift, entertain, and be a blessing to her readers.

She calls what she writes Life Fiction. It's not your normal romance, though each story will have a bit of romance in them. They will also have some real life struggles, and a little detective work, and humor when at all possible.

Samantha plays the piano and bass at her church, and loves writing, singing, and photography. She has many stories to tell, and she hopes to be around writing for many years to come.