Justice - Tina Tujunga: Part Eight of The Human Drama series

The native people of Los Angeles are a forgotten people, the Kizh, or more commonly called the Tongva. Their voices silenced or marginalized like all the voices of the native lands of the Americas. When a people have been both literally and figuratively trampled on, their land desecrated by greed, power, alienation, and misery, what can be done? Is there a place for Justice? Is Justice possible? Is Justice desired? What would Justice look like? Follow Tina Tujunga as she goes from personal frustrations and traumas and turmoil to becoming a serial killer in her native land, Los Angeles, killing person after person, with the hopes of ...

Justice: Tina Tujunga, is the ninth tale (the first being Part Zero) in The Human Drama series. 30 short stories for 30 tarot cards (following a similar structure to one of the oldest decks in existence, the 15th century Mantenga Tarocchi, possibly conceived by Nicholas of Cusa, which has five sets of ten cards representing five aspects to existence). The first 10 books in The Human Drama take place in modern day Los Angeles, the following 10 will take place in the future, and the remaining 10 will take place in the past, focusing on both famous and obscure people from history.

The cover art to the series is by the great David H. Sekulla.