Final Justice — James Miller

In Final Justice, a high concept political action thriller, JFK's assassins return to terrorize a new administration, and only one woman can stop and expose them! It is the dawn of a new era in America. In the post Cold War world of Washington, D.C., a dynamic new president, promising new politics is about to be inaugurated. His changes are targeted at the Pentagon. Controversial Senator Lou D'Angelo is charged with cutting the bloated military down to size, freeing billions for the domestic economy. At the last moment, the president-elect alters course and nominates Frank Mullen, a Washington insider since the days of Lyndon Johnson and the head of a multinational corporation with deep roots in the international arms business. Samantha Wright, the senior assistant to Senator D'Angelo and the leading expert on the military budget, is ordered to insure that the confirmation hearings of Frank Mullen go smoothly. When she is offered a high position in the Department of Defense by Frank Mullen, Samantha finds that nothing is as it seems in the political maelstrom of the incoming administration. Together with her friend, Daniel Garcia, a tough, ambitious reporter for the Washington Post, Samantha hurtles through the worlds of Washington's most powerful, to the underbelly of the international arms merchants, and back in history to Vietnam and Dallas, Texas. They unravel threads of a political conspiracy and in a matter of heart-stopping days, Samantha finds herself at the center of political power in the present and the crime of the century—the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. It is now Samantha Wright who is targeted in the cross hairs of those whohave killed and who will kill again. Final Justice is a true generational saga spanning the history of America from the assassination of the president, to the war in Vietnam, to the secretive war for power and money and continuing cover-up in a new administration in Washington. With the explosive climax, the reader is left gasping: Has America, at long last, achieved its final justice?