Object of Objection

by Grant Whitfield · Ongoing · 15 chapters

Defense attorney Priya Kapoor has spent three years building a career on beating cases prosecutors call unloseable. Prosecutor Sawyer Locke has spent that same three years refusing to lose to her. Their rivalry is a fixture of the courthouse — sharp-tongued, personal, and impossible to ignore. Then a routine embezzlement case cracks open into something bigger: falsified evidence, a missing file clerk, and a name that keeps surfacing in places it shouldn't. When the trail leads toward people with the power to bury it, Priya and Sawyer find themselves, for the first time, on the same side of the room. Working together means trusting the one person they've spent years trying to outmaneuver — and neither of them is prepared for what happens when the sparring stops feeling like a fight. As the case closes in on someone with everything to lose, Priya and Sawyer have to decide how far they'll go for the truth, and what they're willing to risk for each other. Sharp banter, real stakes, and a slow-burn romance for anyone who's ever wanted to watch two brilliant rivals figure out they were never really enemies at all.