Gene Grossman: 31 books

This is the perfect book for any law student or new admittee in private practice, a law firm, or the public sector. It separates what really goes on in actual practice from what is depicted on popular legal-oriented television shows, and can save a new lawyer many hours and embarrassment by learning lessons the hard way. This is the stuff that's not taught in law school.

Peter defends an accused murderer, but the victim and the defendant have mysteriously disappeared from the locked room in which witnesses saw the crime committed.This time even Suzi, Peter's 12-year-old legal ward is stumped - until a bottle of booze comes into play, and may provide a solution to this mystery

Peter’s legal ward Suzi, an adorable little 12-year-old computer genius, solves the mystery of what the bank manager found one morning when opening up the bank: a man’s dead body inside the time-locked vault. All of the events that take place are due to a magician who is trying some stunts to publicize his upcoming book entitled "How to Rob a Bank and Get Away With It."

This book chronicles the efforts of a group of people I was fortunate enough to be involved with while creating and producing a children’s cartoon series of 26 twenty-two-minute episodes entitled the Mister Pig Mysteries. There are no punches pulled: you will know every trial and tribulation that...

Peter Sharp represents a man accused of murder by the planting of bombs in vehicles, and also suspected of being part of a conspiracy to assassinate the President of the United States in an upcoming Fourth of July parade. With the assistance of his legal ward Suzi, Peter tries to identify the...

Peter Sharp’s client has amnesia, can’t tell Peter what his own name is, and has no recollection of the crime he is charged with committing - but Peter obtains video footage that establishes his client’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.Who is this amnesiac client? And how does he mysteriously...

Two unrelated crimes take place in different parts of the State, one of which Peter is arrested for. As the story progresses, everyone will be sitting on the edge of their chairs as this double murder mystery comes to a shocking conclusion involving a mafia hit man, drug dealers, a local police chief, and the FBI.

If you haven’t been fascinated by her brilliant Sherlock Holmes type of logic in the first 15 Peter Sharp Legal Mysteries, then now’s your chance to see what little Suzi can do when she’s out on her own… well, almost her own. She still lives on a luxurious yacht in Marina del Rey California...

Because of a mini flu epidemic going around in Los Angeles that has affected the judicial system, Peter has been ‘drafted’ to fill in as a temporary judge, but everything is put on hold when Suzi fails to appear at her own birthday party, apparently having been kidnapped. Will Peter find her? An amazing surprise ending occurs when we see who may solve this case.

Peter is appointed to represent a defendant who wants to plead guilty. A plea bargain has already been agreed to. When it’s time for the plea to be made in court, the surprises start, and don’t stop until surprise ending

Peter is retained by the prosecutor’s office: they want little Suzi, Peter’s 12-year-old legal ward and computer genius, to help break the iron-clad alibi of a murder suspect. Suzi’s efforts also result in her buying her first car: too bad she can’t see over the steering wheel or reach...

A man calls the police to report that he saw what he believes to be some gun flashes in the window of an apartment near his boat.When the police respond to the call they discover two dead men who look like they shot each other, and the CSI and medical examiner agree that it was a shoot-out......

The one attorney that rubs Peter and Suzi the wrong way most is Mister Morris Arthur, and this time he commits what our protagonists feel is the worst offense: getting one of them in trouble with the law.They all feel that Arthur’s actions have gone unpunished for a previous crime, and he...

In this 15th adventure in the series, Peter has no client to defend. Instead, he is being taunted by some strange clues that may lead to an upcoming crime. His ex-wife, the district attorney, has asked him to assist it determining whether or not the alleged clues will result in a crime, or...