Website | Twitter | Facebook | Pinterest | Goodreads She is an avid reader and lover of all things romance so she always includes a good love story in her paranormal and fantasy novels. has so far written and self-published eight books of the Everealm and Songs of Everealm Series and is now venturing into the world of paranormal with her new superhero-themed series.
Since discovering she has a knack for writing, J.D. You can usually find her typing away at the computer or covered in frosting. creates artistry in many ways, as a baker and cake artist by day and author by night. Wright is a military wife, mother of four, and author of paranormal and fantasy romance books filled with strong-willed heroines, swoon-worthy heroes, and sprinkled with humor and adventure. No one ever said that being a superhero was easy… Somehow, with the help-and hindrance-of an annoying newly-minted super named Orion, Vada has to stop the chaos before it destroys her and everything she holds dear…and ruins her superhero debut. Then their mutilated corpses begin turning up all over town. Not trained to control their new abilities, the normals are frightened and vulnerable. But her indoctrination into the underground super community is derailed when normals start breaking out in superpowers themselves. Born into a family with special powers, she’s been training to fight criminals and villains her whole life. Vada Lawson can’t wait to be a superhero. Wright has credit for three days she has already served and is expected to be released after serving three additional days.Title: MASKED (Superheroes UnderCover, #1) After hearing all the evidence, County Court at Law Judge Jack Ewing sentenced wright to twelve days in the county jail. We appreciate the jurors for devoting their time and careful deliberation in this case and for reaching a just verdict."įOR THE LATEST NEWS UPDATES, DOWNLOAD THE FOX 26 NEWS APPĪccording to the release, Wright chose to have the court assess punishment. Here, the business owner attempted to make every reasonable accommodation for the defendant, but she refused those efforts and then refused to leave their property after being repeatedly asked to do so – and that’s against the law.
"This was a case about respecting private property and preserving the right of business owners to run their businesses as they see fit. "This was not a case about whether Americans have to wear masks," said Galveston County Criminal District Attorney Jack Roady. While she was being detained, Wright yelled, "police brutality right here, people," to which other patrons said, "No, no, it's not." To which, White then called the patrons, "sheep."
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