The Price of a Rose (paperback): A Literary Revenge Thriller Inspired by Real Injustices

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A REAL AMERICAN SYSTEM, BUILT TO EXPLOIT AND ERASE THE VULNERABLE, CREATES THE ONE WOMAN DETERMINED TO BURN IT DOWN?

In 1994, Rose Washington disappeared into the Alabama prison system, framed by authorities from whom she discovers a secret powerful enough to bring down everything they protected.

Beyond the prison walls, Rose infiltrates a clandestine global network of exploitation by gangs, corrupt officials, and corporate interests, built on blackmail and erasure. Names vanish. Records are rewritten. Survival demands transformation.

But they made one mistake.

Underestimating a blooming Rose.

Thirty years later after her escape, she resurfaces masked a famous celebrity, hardened soldier, and powerful philanthropist. Each identity serves a single purpose: dismantle the empire that stole her name, body, and humanity, before it consumes millions more.

From sealed billionaire circles to modern battlefields, Rose follows a trail of corruption to the highest levels of corporate, legal, entertainment, and political power.

She is no longer running.

She is hunting.

The Price of a Rose is an unflinching, relentlessly tense literary revenge thriller that confronts mass incarceration, systemic exploitation, and the authoritarian machinery that preys on the vulnerable. A timely story of American revelation, reinvention, and rage asking us what happens when a woman the system tried to erase learns exactly how to destroy it.