Greyhound Therapy

<p>Thirty-five-year-old James Kingman is in uncharted territory. His wife Megan and their daughter Maddie were killed by a drunk driver and he is ill-equipped for the messy process of grieving. Preferring not to wallow in self-pity James tries to escape the reminders of his past by relocating to northern Idaho. </p><p>At first glance it appears this coping strategy may be working. A productive rhythm returns to James’s life as he occupies his mind with a busy work schedule at the Idaho Attorney General’s Office. He finds additional and renewed purpose when he champions the cause of a local minority student brutally attacked by members of a local hate group. Colleagues urge James to proceed with caution in his crusade against a group known for violent tactics. James dismisses their concerns. He has never been one to back down from a good and righteous fight and he isn’t going to start now. Following the loss of his wife and daughter he simply has nothing to lose. </p><p>Everything changes when an unforeseen romance with fellow attorney Julie Langdon adds renewed vulnerability to James’s life. Abducted by the leader of the local supremacist group Julie becomes a pawn intended to force James to back down from attempts to prosecute the group. Forced to make a decision to abandon a trusting and traumatized coed or risk losing Julie he is determined to find another solution.</p>