The March

Alexis Williams has it all. A lucrative position as a corporate attorney. A seven-year streak of never losing a case. A sure-fire bet to make partnership - before she turns thirty. Then it happens. Suddenly. Unexpectedly. Brutally. A murderous encounter, during a visit to the impoverished neighborhood where she was raised, compels her to reexamine her priorities and restore her commitment to serve her people - no matter what. The March is a gripping, thought-provoking novel that explores the capacity of one person, committed to love, authenticity, genuine human connection, and social justice to transform her life and the lives of everyone around her. Its themes of justice, resilience, and renewed purpose will resonate with readers who value storytelling that demonstrates how profound vision collides with stark realism.

Pages: 398, Paperback, R.K. Fitten