Reckoning: Christmas Finale
by Taylor Lee

*A vicious corrupt candidate faces trial.
*For murder... among other crimes.
*It will take a miracle to take her down.
*Enter Calian Begay.

Against the odds, Calian Begay, the arrogant Native American sheriff arrested Secretary of State Whitney Chabot and her wealthy political cohorts. In addition to underwriting a human trafficking cartel, it doesn't help that Whitney's choice of lovers is a tad too close to home.

Now all Cal has to do is get the reprobates convicted. Given who is leading the prosecution, success is far from a certainty. When the corrupt attorney general is thrown off the case, Cal steps in.

Cal is determined that nothing will keep him from marrying Scarlett, the beautiful blonde media sensation.. The woman he loves above all else. Upping the ante, he declares: "Why not make it a Christmas wedding?

Other Books by Taylor Lee

Challenged
The Unstoppable Detective Brooks Book 3

Unforgettable Protectors: Healing and Guardians
The Unforgettables Book 11

Mayhem on the Mountain: The Complete Series
Mayhem on the Mountain

The Unstoppable Detective Brooks: Prequel: A Christmas Reunion
The Unstoppable Detective Brooks

Mistletoe Mayhem (And Occasionally) Murder: A Christmas Collection

The Candidate: The Full Series
The Candidate

The Olive or Twist Saga
The Olive or Twist Saga

Nuthin's Gonna Stop Us Now
The Oliver or Twist Saga Book 5

Revenge
Mayhem on the Mountain Book 3

Renegade
Mayhem on the Mountain Book 2

Rampage
Mayhem on the Mountain Book 1

A Special 'Ops and Cops Christmas
All Fired Up

Don't Stop Believin'
The Olive or Twist Saga Book 4

You Can't Always Get What You Want
The Olive or Twist Saga Book 3

Taylor Lee's Bio

My stories are the stories of my heritage. From the residue in my blender of mixed races, cultures and world views, my characters emerge. My penchant to root around in the past is a blessing. It comforts me to know that while evil slinks in the shadows, the warriors of the world sniff it out -- and snuff it out. Can it be so simple? Deshi (The Joker Is Wild) asks in disbelief, "That's the goal of the Grandmasters? To stamp out evil? Sorry, Father, I prefer poker. It has better odds." Ah, youth. Fortunately there is love and, yes, it does conquer all, but not without a hell of a fight --- at least for my warrior men and women. I am as real as the words on the page. -- Taylor Lee