The Rightful Heir. Angel Moore

I were to run the paper by following your imaginations, we could become the biggest work of fiction in Texas before the judge arrives.”

      His mother had ignored him. Even hidden truths from him. But she had never dismissed him out of hand.

      Jared mustered all the strength of character he possessed to answer her charges. “Objectivity is the cornerstone of good journalism. I suggest that your years of association with the people in Pine Haven may have dulled your sense of neutrality. Once you become allied with anyone, you lose your ability to consider them in any light other than the one you’ve cast upon them.”

      “Your grandfather trusted my instincts. I have yet to err in my assessments of the good people of Pine Haven. I stand confidently on that record.”

      He crossed his arms over his chest. “Then, as the Good Book says, take heed, lest ye fall.”