Amanda DuBois started her career as a medical malpractice lawyer before transitioning to divorce and family law. She founded the Civil Survival Project, an organization that teaches advocacy skills to formerly incarcerated individuals. In addition to actively trying cases, she serves on the boards of Freedom Education Project Puget Sound, Uplift International, Washington State Association for Justice, and Peace Trees Vietnam, and is the past president of the Women’s Funding Alliance. She wrote an online curriculum that teaches basic legal survival skills to marginalized individuals. She lives and practices law in Seattle. This is her first novel.

Amanda DuBois started her career as a registered nurse before becoming a lawyer. She has practiced in the areas of medical malpractice and family law. She founded the DuBois Cary Law Group in Seattle, Washington, where she is actively engaged in litigation, and Civil Survival Project, an organization that teaches advocacy skills to formerly incarcerated individuals. Amanda serves on several boards that support social justice and women’s issues. Her most recent passion is funding her Full Circle Scholarship, which provides tuition assistance at her alma mater, Seattle University School of Law. This scholarship is specifically granted to students whose lives have been impacted by the criminal legal system. All of the author’s profits from your book purchase will be donated to the Full Circle Scholarship and social justice organizations. This is the first novel in the Camille Delaney Mystery series.