What is wedded justice?
Going back to 2010, as I was contemplating my 'big project' novels... I, II, III. I was never quite sure how many novels it would take to 'fully' explain the story of wedded justice.
I need my 'research' books... especially my 'Kings' book on the right- hand bookshelf, top shelf, of my Ikea 'Hemnes,' (the reason I purchased these is because they were still real wood), in the living room, in my Dauphin estate house. Over the years I have purchased many books from 'garage sales- homes, and church' that only have value for my historical writing.
Nobody is very interested in books such as these unless they are a history buff... and know what to do with the historical facts; how to arrange them; how to present them to maybe make them interesting to read.
I finally figured out how to make the physical to metaphysical leap in book II. I have been thinking about that for 16 years.
In the second novel, I have my name as El Guenter... my maiden name. The reason for this is because of the marriage covenant being such a central theme in any romance novel.
You cannot imagine what type of document, legal, can possibly become a commitment witness. My family has a copy of this document, which I will use to verify betrothal promises from the position of a 'witness secondary.'
This is going to be the boldest explanation for marriage and commitment that I have worked out.
I ask you... what is WJustice?
I'll talk all about wedded justice in novel two.
The one character, in the book, suffers greatly as his own sins come back to haunt him in the next generation of family he must care for. The character is fictional but the situation has been lived out, in history, many, many times.


