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NEW YORK TIMES and USA TODAY Bestseller Top #10 Amazon Bestseller #1 Bestseller in Thriller #1 Bestseller in Mystery/Thriller #1 Bestseller in Hard-Boiled Thriller #1 Barnes & Noble Bestseller Top #10 Bestseller on iTunes, and Kobo This collection contains three complete novels,...

The Police Department of Schenectady, New York has handled its fair share of run-of-the-mill crimes.  The brutal murder of a cop's sister, however, is no ordinary crime—especially where there is little evidence to go by. With emotions running high and the pressure mounting to solve the case, the...

The thriller that launched lawyer Kate Lange into the hearts of a quarter of a million readers—and into the path of a serial killer... **"...every bit as exciting as books by many New York Times bestselling authors..."—Fresh Fiction ** Haunted by the death of her sister...

A grieving widower gets caught up in the politics of his Texas hometown when he returns to make peace with his father. THE PERK was selected for BOOKS TO DIE FOR: THE WORLD'S GREATEST MYSTERY WRITERS ON THE WORLD'S GREATEST MYSTERY NOVELS, edited by John Connolly and Declan Burke. Best-seller...

This KOBO-exclusive seven-book bundle of Melissa F. Miller’s USA TODAY bestselling Sasha McCandless legal thriller series contains five full-length books and two novellas – together, over half a million words! Irreparable Harm: After eight long years, attorney Sasha McCandless is about...

Franklin Allen Leib, a former naval officer and the highly acclaimed author of the bestselling Fire Arrow, has crafted a legal thriller as suspenseful as it is thought-provoking in The House of Pain. When a spoiled teen is kidnapped outside her prestigious prep school, her parents are faced...

This book won the Dan Poynter 2011 First-place GOLD Global eBook Award in the Fiction/Mystery category. An L.A.P.D. detective named Tony is attorney Peter Sharp's dock neighbor, and aside from being a racist cop on suspension while several incidents of alleged police brutality he's been accused...

Baxter Boxer Tate is preparing to graduate with poor grades from an unaccredited law school when he first encounters Miller Johnson, a partner at Malloy, a third-rate insurance defense firm. Boxer is being sued in a personal-injury case, but after meeting with Miller, he knows he will get Millers...

When government documents wind up in the wrong hands, US Air Force Sergeant Tafari Spencer becomes the face of the scandaland now he must prove his innocence in the face of a massive government conspiracy. He is charged with helping notorious Jamaican scammers who have attempted to acquire US visas...

In this atypical mystery, a law professor retires after a career of challenging students to embrace fairness, justice, and equality while working summers to apply these principles in a legal clinic for disadvantaged persons. Upon retirement and dealing with a terminal illness, the Professor decides...

The students at Manhattan Law School, a decrepit institution on the edge of the toxic Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn, are geographically-challenged and mad as hell – in debt up to their eyeballs and fighting over the few legal jobs left for those who are far outside the Ivy League. Our hero, Adam Wright,...

A Legal Thriller about two lawyers working on opposite sides of the Channel, whose destinies are fatally intertwined. A pharmaceutical patent worth billions, a brutally murdered man and a trial that appears impossible to win. These are the facts at the centre of two young lawyers’ lives. The lives...

“Law in America is a little gem. It is a peerless introduction to our legal history—concise, clear, tellingly told, and beautifully written. The greatest living historian of American law has done it again.” —Stanley N. Katz, former president of the American Society for Legal History and the...

In Dirt for Art's Sake, Elisabeth Ladenson recounts the most visible of modern obscenity trials involving scandalous books and their authors. What, she asks, do these often-colorful legal histories have to tell us about the works themselves and about a changing cultural climate that first treated...