Justice for the Forgotten by R. Weir Press Release

Justice for the Forgotten

A Steel Wheels Cold Mystery

The stunning debut thriller by author R. Weir

The book is available worldwide in print and eBook format

Readers’ Favorite Bronze Medal Winner 2025
Best Fiction- Mystery-Murder Book

Book One in the Thrilling new series from award-winning author R. Weir!!

Justice for the Forgotten: A Steel Wheels Cold Mystery

For widower Donnie Steel

Grief is a powerful emotion and a dynamic motivator

The retired police officer crafting an online blog

Therapy to ease the anguish of his lost soulmate

Readers reaching out, requesting his help

While traveling in his RV, with his faithful K-9 companion, Kogel

He learns of a three-year-old cold case in Southern Colorado

The victim’s parents in search of answers to their son’s death

Upon further investigation, he discovers the case was purposely botched

Those in power doing all they can for the solution to remain buried

With relentless determination to go the extra mile

Heart and soul worn on his sleeveAnd his highly trained K-9, fighting by his side

Donnie digs deep to go beyond his emotional and physical pain

To find Justice For The Forgotten

Amazon.com: Justice For The Forgotten: A Steel Wheels Cold Mystery eBook : Weir, R: Kindle Store

“Justice For The Forgotten by R. Weir is a must-read! The writing is engaging and filled with well-crafted dialogue that brings the story and the well-developed characters to life. I loved the mystery and how Weir utilized suspense to great effect, which kept me on the edge of my seat and looking forward to the events of subsequent chapters. This thought-provoking work also got me thinking about the criminal justice system and how sometimes access to justice can be denied. The plot flowed seamlessly, leaving no room for confusion, and the reader will also appreciate the excellent narration, which adds to the overall beauty of this work. This was an amazing read, and I look forward to reading something else by this talented author.”_ Frank Mutuma for Readers’ Favorite

Justice for the Forgotten is not your average crime novel. While readers witness the investigation and possible conclusions, they also witness the emotions that are always wrapped up in murder cases. The author clearly portrays the heartbreak, desperation, and commitment the family has in getting justice for their child. Donnie Steel is a character that reminds us that we should never forget those who have been placed on the cold case shelves. Steel is also a character that brings hope for readers who may have had a similar experience.
Weir’s Justice for the Forgotten is a thrilling, heart-wrenching page-turner. It is a crime novel with many layers. Readers will note the ease in Weir’s writing style and how easy it is to relate to the characters he presents. Justice for the Forgotten is the first book in a new series by R. Weir, Steel Wheels Cold Mystery, and I look forward to reading his future work.”_ Ashley Hooker for Reader Views

About R. Weir:

Award-winning Author R Weir lives in the Mile-High City with his family, where the Rocky Mountain High isn’t always achieved with an herbal substance. When not glued to the computer, he relaxes by enjoying the outdoors and traveling in his motorhome. His writing delves into genres with gritty investigators exploring mystery, crime, suspense, and thrills, with involved plots and unexpected twists. Featuring former US Marshal Hunter Divine, a dire, determined man searching for salvation in his broken life. Private eye Jarvis Mann is tough and snarky, with as many faults as virtues. And his newest series featuring retired police officer Donnie Steel and his K-9 companion, Kogel. Characters exhibiting traces of his sense of humor, though he’s not nearly as tough and fearless. Though no evil stands a chance against his written word!

To request additional review copies or an interview with R. Weir, please contact Mickey Mikkelson at Creative Edge Publicity: mickey.creativeedge@gmail.com / 403.464.6925.

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