Federal Ground: Justice Beyond the Reservation Line (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798266765528)

Four Indigenous women vanish. No arrests. No trials. No justice.

As both a tribal prosecutor and a federal civil rights attorney, River Stone Eagle has spent her life navigating the fault line between two systems of law. But when a young Blackfeet woman disappears on the border between tribal and federal land, River uncovers something far more sinister than bureaucratic neglect a system engineered to fail.

These jurisdictional loopholes aren't accidents. They're weapons; carefully designed to protect predators and silence victims. As agencies argue over authority and evidence disappears into the cracks, River is forced to confront the chilling truth: justice is an illusion.

Determined to expose the conspiracy that profits from silence, River must decide where the true path to justice lies; within the courts that have failed her people time and again, or within the older laws and traditions her ancestors carried long before America drew its borders.

Federal Ground is a gripping legal thriller that blends courtroom suspense, political intrigue, and Indigenous resilience. Written with authenticity and urgency, it shines a light on the real-world crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and the systems that let it happen.

Perfect for fans of John Grisham and Louise Erdrich, Federal Ground delivers a powerful story of justice, identity, and the enduring strength of those who refuse to be erased.