In Justice of Brenda The Wolverine by Alex Markman, when an affluent and successful man named Edward Green commits suicide in his apartment, there are no signs of a crime being committed. Although he had been brutally assaulted, the only clue is his final spoken...

Mark M. Bello's Betrayal High delves into the topic of bullying and the consequences at its core. Kevin Burns has been bullied all his life, and moving into the affluent neighborhood of Bloomfield did not help. Kevin's family did not fit in, and neither did...

Exoneration is the second book in the Katie Hornsby Legal Thriller series by Tom Bleakley. Katie is a lawyer with four years of experience under her belt. She is well-known among her peers, which is why Dan Douglas comes to her and begs her to...

If you’re a fan of courtroom procedurals, you can always count on Mark M. Bello to provide you with a detailed look at what usually only the lawyers, the judges, the accused, the jurors, and the immediate families witness. In Betrayal in Black, Bello brings...

From the setting to the characters, nothing is as it seems in Mink Eyes by Dan Flanigan. Peter O’Keefe is a 'rough around the edges' private detective. He carries mental and physical scars from his time as a Vietnam war vet, but he isn’t letting...

Bluestream: A Novel of Houston at the Turn of the Millennium by Michael Jungman has eight main characters and they all have a spot in the downfall of a large company in Houston. Bluestream is the new big thing that was supposed to be their...

Rachel McCann is relieved to leave corporate law and strike out on her own when an interesting case comes through her door. Karen Irvine is looking to clear her son Charlie's name after a vigilante group known as The Predator Hunters targets him as a...

The Midnight Call by Jodé Millman is a legal thriller. Jessie Martin is a successful attorney, mentored by a high school teacher, Terrence Butterfield. Midnight. The phone rings and Jessie answers it. Terrence is pleading for help, admitting to killing someone, and loyalty has her...

Finding Carson is a legal thriller written by Josh Soule. Retired NYPD Detective Lieutenant Mark Adler wasn’t all that sure what he’d be doing with his retirement. He figured that simply the lack of stress brought on by unsolved cases and nightmarish memories would allow...

According to the foreword of Preferential Treatment by Williams Parsons, research indicates that the number of deaths in the United States per year from medical errors is around 250,000, which puts medical malpractice in line only behind heart disease and cancer as the third leading...