Sins Of Blood
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The Verdict Was Never Yours Alone. Attorney Solara Nightingale-Cross has spent her life fighting impossible cases-but when a haunting briefcase left behind by her incarcerated father reveals secrets that defy time, memory, and reality, she finds herself in the heart of a centuries-old cosmic courtroom war. What begins as a murder case for a wrongfully accused teenager spirals into a multidimensional battle where law books whisper, evidence precedes crime, and trials occur in realms that obey no human judge. Across timelines from 1823 to 2025, the Whitmore family has held power through a supern...
The Verdict Was Never Yours Alone. Attorney Solara Nightingale-Cross has spent her life fighting impossible cases-but when a haunting briefcase left behind by her incarcerated father reveals secrets that defy time, memory, and reality, she finds herself in the heart of a centuries-old cosmic courtroom war. What begins as a murder case for a wrongfully accused teenager spirals into a multidimensional battle where law books whisper, evidence precedes crime, and trials occur in realms that obey no human judge. Across timelines from 1823 to 2025, the Whitmore family has held power through a supernatural pact-the Covenant of Scales-that demands a sacrifice each generation. And the Nightingale bloodline? Forever cast as the noble but doomed defenders, always fated to fail. Until now. Guided by an ancient tome known as the Registry of Unspoken Verdicts and haunted by past clients she never met, Solara must defy the laws of space, time, and ethics to rewrite legal history. With stakes that stretch beyond death and debts that can only be paid in soul currency, the courtroom becomes a battlefield for the very essence of justice-and humanity. Sins of Blood is a genre-bending epic that fuses legal thriller, Afro-futurist fantasy, psychological suspense, and philosophical inquiry into moral imperfection. For fans of The Midnight Library, The Sandman, and How to Get Away with Murder-if your courtroom had ghosts and the Constitution was sentient.
