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An inspiring, emotionally intense legal drama,

Judge Me Now follows Dallas Jackson, a boy rescued from an abandoned crack house and a broken foster system who rises—against every odd—to become a respected judge with an unshakeable faith in God’s plan. As a neglected, autistic, Black child shuffled through a cruel group home and then adopted into a loving white family, Dallas battles racism, bullying, and deep rejection while clinging to the hope that his life can mean more than his beginnings.

Years later, with a law degree, a military record, and a judge’s robe on his shoulders, Dallas finally seems to have outrun his past—until a high‑profile case explodes in his courtroom and forces him to face everything he thought he’d left behind. When his estranged foster brother stands accused, his long‑lost biological brother appears at the prosecution table, and the mother who once lost him to addiction shows up in the gallery, Dallas must decide what justice really is: cold punishment, or grace for people as broken as he once was.

Judge Me Now is perfect for readers who love faith‑based legal thrillers, powerful stories of overcoming trauma, and redemptive journeys where God’s purpose is bigger than the pain.

Cheurlie Pierre-Russell was born and raised in sunny Miami, Florida, to Haitian immigrant parents, with several older siblings in the home. She is the youngest member of her family, and some will say she is spoiled rotten, but that is not the case. Her experience of being the youngest child has motivated her to care for children's perceptions and social relationships. C. Pierre-Russell graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology in 2011. She also obtained her Master of Science degree in Psychology from Walden University in 2014 and is a proud veteran of the United States Navy. Her passion is working with children and helping them become the leaders of tomorrow. All of her writing empower, inspire, inform, and educate children of today from different sociological backgrounds with different psychological experiences.