
depth of justice
About the book
Eastmon City doesn't sleep. Neither do the people trying to control it. Rico Torres Rodriguez arrives in Eastmon looking for a fresh start and a badge. What he finds is a city where cops, criminals, families, and hustlers all share the same streets—and where the difference between protecting the city and owning it isn't always as clear as it should be. Under the guidance of celebrated detective Tommy Gunnz, Rico begins learning what it really means to wear the badge. Across town, Joey Two Times Williams is beginning a rise of his own, earning respect in a criminal world already divided between powerful men. As Rico and Joey find their places on opposite sides of Eastmon, Detective Gunnz hunts a killer leaving pennies beside the dead—and discovers a case designed to challenge everything he thinks he knows. Two men are rising. One city is watching. And somewhere in Eastmon, someone is already planning the next move.
What to expect
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Available in paperback. Paperback ISBN 9798173162540.
About the author
Tommy Bayless is an independent author and creator with a passion for building large, interconnected worlds filled with memorable characters, mystery, action, humor, and long-running stories. His work ranges from the gritty streets of Eastmon City in Depth of Justice to the expansive afterlife fantasy world of Efilretfa. Drawing inspiration from comics, crime stories, real-life personalities, and years of developing his own characters and ideas, Tommy focuses on stories where relationships and characters grow alongside the larger plot. Many of his characters are inspired by the personalities, humor, friendships, and experiences of people he has known, giving his fictional worlds their own distinct voice. Depth of Justice: Book One marks the beginning of the Eastmon City novel series, following cops, criminals, families, and hustlers whose lives gradually collide as they fight to survive, rise, and find their place in a city that never truly sleeps.




