Elle Quinn, driven by her own harrowing experience, wrote this powerful account after struggling to find justice in Northern Ireland. At just 20 years old, Elle was summoned to court by the Blackwell family to be evicted from her grandmother’s home. Over the next five years, she battled a kangaroo court case while police and courts failed to prosecute the Blackwells. Witnessing firsthand the corrupt and biased justice system, Elle exposes the deep flaws and personal toll of a system rigged against ordinary people. She hopes this book will shine a light on her fight and lead her closer to the justice she seeks.
The Conman's Puppets
In The Conman’s Puppets, mother and daughter Jennifer and Elle are thrust into a fierce and emotionally charged battle when they discover that their grandmother’s will has been deceitfully altered by the powerful and influential Blackwell family. Determined to protect their family’s legacy and...
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