Justice by Aimee-Louise Foster

With the recent deaths of Hound and Paige, the clubs morale is at an all time low. The sombre mood has given all club members time to evaluate their own lives and forcing them to quickly realise that life is too short but their mourning is made difficult with the arrival of three members of the London Chapter.
With the heat firmly on Duke and the trouble the Essex Chapter has been attracting, Justice takes this opportunity to slip under the radar and tries to reach out to forge relationships with all of his children. He hasn’t been the best father due to numerous mistakes and situations but he now understands that in order to grieve the loss of his club brother, he needs to make contact with all of his children to right the many wrongs, something that Hound had wanted him to do for many years.
Most children are easy to find but it’s the path of destruction and hurt he has left over the years with his ex partners that makes this process difficult. Justice makes a promise that nothing will stand in his way until at least his voice is heard so he can express his love to all of his children and hopefully one day they will forgive him for being an absent father.
Justice finds support from Rebecca, an unlikely source because of the drama in her own life but this only highlights the qualities she has. Rebecca is a strong, hard working and soon to be mother, these factors only draw Justice closer but will this independant woman welcome his advances?
Many hurdles add pressure to the simple life Justice tries to lead but when a secret that has been hidden for many years comes to light, Justice needs to be strong for his extended family even though the betrayal is soul destroying.
Will the pressure of getting closer to finding out the reason Paige took her life and who is behind the chaos that is tearing the ACES apart, have a detrimental effect in Justice finding happiness that he rightly deserves.