Black Skin White Skin by Lola Evans.

After Amy Carlton is found brutally murdered on March 13th, 1990, in an apartment close to the local presbytery, suspicion automatically falls on Reverend Johnson, as he and Amy were seen together entering the building on March 12th. After this incident Reverend Johnson suffers a heart attack and is brought to hospital, where he is threatened with death threats on the phone at night. Days later he is transferred to the State Prison of Houston, Texas, without the permission of his Afro-American lawyer, Mia Robbins, who asked a mere two days before for an extension of two weeks for the Reverend, in which the Court shall decide whether the verdict can be changed or not.

To be in with a chance of winning one of three signed copies of this book, tell us in no more than fifty words, about something that you consider to be an injustice.

Competition closes May 31st.