Award-Winning Author Jeannie Walker
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True Crime "Fighting the Devil"
"It was almost a perfect murder."
Jeannie Walker's debut book WINS AWARDS
National Indie Excellence Awards True Crime Finalist (2011)
Book of the Year True Crime Silver Awards Winner (2010)
Independent AUTHOR NETWORK Finalist Outstanding Book of the Year (2016)
Documentaries were made for National TV (1995) (2005) (2014)
Jeannie Walker: "A lot of people said this story needed to be told. I wrote Fighting the Devil to speak for my millionaire ex-husband, who no longer has a voice. He was murdered in an unthinkable and horrendous way. I am the mother of his only children. We are now Crime Victims in a Criminal Justice System that does not always work for the victims. This is my fight with the justice system and the devil."
TRUE CRIME "Fighting the Devil"
    
 
 
"Fighting the Devil" is a true crime thriller that chills the readers' blood. The very first page grabs your attention. It is a well-written narrative non-fiction about a horrific crime. It has a good description of the Texas setting and surroundings. It is engaging and keeps the reader's interest throughout. It is a story about a family forced to endure more than any family should have to endure. No one could have predicted the aftermath with its strange twists and unexpected results.
Texas Millionaire Jerry Sternadel was murdered in such a horrible way that people say it would have been better if the women had just taken a gun and shot him.
Jerry and Jeannie Sternadel were wealthy, owned a thriving business and proud parents of a daughter and a son. They had a perfect life until the devil started turning their world upside down.
Jerry Sternadel's fate was sealed when he married his second wife and hired her good friend as his bookkeeper. A lust for money turned Jerry's new wife and bookkeeper into conspirators who began planning a perfect murder.
Jeannie Walker becomes a real-life sleuth to help solve her ex-husband's murder. She soon learned she would be fighting the devil.
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