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The Justice Tree

Janine Rennie
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Janine Rennie

About

The Justice Tree is a story about the dangers of challenging power structures and how the sacrifices made led to destruction of the reputation and security of Danielle, a charity campaigner. It is about exposing the abuse existing throughout society and within personal relationships, often hidden from view.
Danielle is drawn into a life path of supporting others following great personal suffering. Her abusive childhood and violent early relationships led to her being determined that no-one else would suffer the way that she did. She felt it created a life path that it was her destiny to follow.
She became inspired to fight for justice and equality, campaigning for those who were harmed even thought she knew it launched her into a challenging world. Throughout a time of confusion, threats and risk, Danielle, and Chris, visit the justice tree.
The tree is a symbol of hope in a chaotic uncertain world. A fallen tree that continues to grow in the depths of an ancient forest, full of mysticism and legends.
This is a book full of challenges and hidden enemies, often disguised as friends. Will justice prevail in the end?

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  • General
  • Abuse
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