Justice for the Black Knight

From Kirkus Reviews "...a superbly crafted...intricately detailed...must read story of relationships, prejudice and bravery, and a vivid paeon for justice." With interesting characters and a unique premise, 'Justice For The Black Knight' quite astutely tackles the topic of racism, combining the best elements of legal thrillers like 'The Firm' with the exploratory and contemplative tone of subtle but powerful works of literature like Ralph Ellison's 'Invisible Man' - Red City Review Clarion Review -- "...a twentieth century law-and -order fable...that has the feel of a true-crime mystery, coming-of-age novel, and high stakes courtroom drama rolled into one...will appeal to readers that appreciate a strong female protagonist and a keep-you-guessing plot." Jerri Ann Blair changed the lives of many of her clients during her almost thirty year career as a trial and appellate attorney. Many of her high-profile trial and appellate cases were covered by television shows, magazines, and newspapers all over the world. One of her trials was broadcast live on CNN and other networks, was the subject of two movies, and was voted most popular trial of all time on Court TV. She took one client from the trial court to the U.S. Supreme Court in eighteen days, and succeeded in having another removed from Death Row. She was recognized many times for her pro bono work in the civil and criminal courts. Ms. Blair hopes to have a similar impact with her writing. She has published one book, "Justice for the Black Knight," and has several more coming out in the near future. Her short stories and legal articles have been published in magazines and blogs. She has been the subject of many articles published in magazines, books and newspapers in many countries. Ms. Blair is a Southern woman who became a yogi at eighteen, and traveled all over the United States before returning to complete her education at the University of Florida for undergraduate studies, environmental engineering graduate school, and law school She graduated from law school with honors and as a Graduate of the Year after being involved in many scholastic, leadership, social, and athletic events during her time as a student. Growing up in the segregated South gave her a personal awareness of the impact of bigotry on individuals, as well as society as a whole. Her life experiences continue to give her hope the world can be a better place. She hopes she can add to the beauty of the world with her literary efforts. Her goal, through involvement in human rights cases as well as writing fiction, has always been to positively impact the world and influence the evolution of the human spirit. Read more