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I served in the Air Force as an Intelligence Analyst and a Weather Officer. While working as a forecaster and a Research Scientist in Atmospheric Physics, I published extensively in the scientific literature. After earning an MS in Computer Science, I spent 20 years as a Systems Programmer at Boeing before retiring in the Seattle area, where I write inspirational thrillers and high-action, romantic suspense novels.
To complete a book series, I needed a witness protection story that featured someone getting out of WITSEC. At the time, there was alleged corruption in the DOJ, so I picked on that department and depicted it forcing a young woman into WITSEC to silence her. Then a vacation trip that included a boat tour of Lake Billy Chinook in Eastern Oregon gave me the setting of the story. At that point, I was off and writing.
Reviewed by Alma Boucher for Readers' Favorite
No True Justice: Witness Protection 2 is a romantic suspense thriller by H.L. Wegley. The government had done Gemma Saint a grave injustice by putting her in WITSEC after she testified in a high-profile case. Gemma had been in WITSEC for eight months when her identity was compromised. US Marshall Cody Cottrell told Gemma that someone in the DOJ had sent a team to kill her. Gemma’s only hope to avoid the danger was to expose the conspiracy to a large audience through the media so that the plotters would not come after her. The only person Gemma could trust was Lex, a journalist who was determined to restore integrity in journalism in the USA. Gemma offered Lex the story of a lifetime for his help.
No True Justice kept me captivated by the intriguing plot. H.L. Wegley took me on a rollercoaster ride of thrills, action, and suspense. The story was fast-paced and full of action. The twists, turns, and danger kept me on the edge of my seat. The humor and romance lightened the seriousness of the story. I could not put it down. I just kept turning the pages as fast as I could. I had to know what would happen next. The characters were authentic and relatable. I enjoyed the romance that developed between Gemma and Lex. Sparks had flown between the two since their first meeting. The story was excellently written and has all the components for a captivating thriller. It exceeded my expectations by far and was nothing like I expected.
