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All Alice wants is to retire. Until the call for justice gets in the way.
Alice Arden can’t wait to retire in eighteen months, but her boss at the federal discrimination and harassment agency she works at has other ideas. She assigns Alice to head a newly created task force responsible for catching more lawbreakers, and Alice can’t refuse.Already burned out and suffering from a worsening disability that might put her in a wheelchair, Alice finds more than she had bargained for in her new team with racism, a sociophobe, and hidden agendas at play. Threats on their lives because of a case they’re working on drive Alice to the bottle until she discovers an unnerving secret.
Forget retirement. Alice is about to embark on delivering justice in the sexual harassment case of her career, and if she goes down, it’ll be with guns blazing.
From the Publisher
UPMARKET FICTION WITH DIVERSE CHARACTERS AND MYSTERY
Based on the author’s personal experience:
employment discrimination investigator,human resource manager, director, and consultant, mother, spouse, and friend.
Marie W. Watts
Marie W. Watts is a former employment discrimination investigator and human resource consultant with over twenty-five years of experience. In pursuit of justice in the workplace, she’s been from jails to corporate boardrooms seeing the good, the bad, and the ugly of humans at work. Her on-the-job observations came in handy when she co-authored a textbook about how to behave at work, Human Relations 4th ed.
A popular diversity and employment discrimination trainer, Marie has trained thousands of employees to recognize one’s own biases and prejudices and avoid discriminating against others in the workplace. She has now brought her experiences to life in this intriguing award-winning trilogy about the struggles of ordinary people who work at the little-known federal agency, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).
More About Marie
Marie and her husband live on a ranch in central Texas. In her spare time, supports a historic house and hangs out with her grandsons. For more information about Marie and her blog, “Stories About Life”, as well as her other works of fiction and nonfiction, visit Marie’s author page.
ASIN : B07N43KV9H
Publisher : Las Tortugas Press (February 1, 2019)
Publication date : February 1, 2019
Language : English
File size : 1233 KB
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Not Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
Print length : 264 pages
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