Magic Press: 56 books

Of all the different types of mysteries, the 'locked room' type seems to be the most baffling. Author Gene Grossman tackled the genre head-on in his "The Magician's Legacy," number 7 in the Peter Sharp Legal Mysteries, and here in number 14 of the series he attempts to present it...

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...

Peter attends a cocktail party at which, Suzi and the other guests are shocked by a loud noise coming from their host’s study. When they all go to investigate, they find their host dead of a gunshot wound to his head. The gun is in his hand, and several witnesses in the hallway state that no person...

This book is the standard used by attorneys all over the country to prepare a client to be deposed, and most major law firms maintain several copies in their law libraries, to be given to clients - thereby saving lawyers time and clients money. The book covers all the important things that any person being deposed should know about how to behave and how to properly answer questions.

An absolute must-read for people of any age who are considering getting married for their first time. Included is an honest discussion of marital problems caused by differences in religion, lack of communication about sex, monetary problems,and many more areas that can stress a marriage, plus how to avoid these problems by advance planning - and the importance of a pre-nuptial agreement.

This is the perfect book for any new boater or any person invited to be a guest on someone else's boat. It covers all the things NOT to do on a boat, with many suggestions on the proper conduct while aboard. Also included is an informative Un-Glossary with words NOT to say, when describing...

At last... a common-sense approach to reasonable solutions and ways to handle some of the problems that people can't seem to discuss without shouting or reaching for each others' throats. Sinclair offers solutions to some of the most polarizing topics in the news, and doesn't just complain:...

Gene Grossman, author of the popular15-book set of Peter Sharp Legal Mysteries, and the 5-book Suzi B. Mysteries would like to allow prospective readers to see his 20 mystery titles in one convenient location, where they can view all of the books’ covers, see brief summaries, and read the first...

Yes, it is possible to pick up women at a funeral, and Dr. Nick Shoveen, Ph.D., author of the famous "Female-to-English Dictionary, a Guide to Interpreting & Manipulating the Female Thought Process," and "How to Make a Porno Movie" explains the proper approach to use... and...

Unlike many other books that merely provide male definitions for a list of words and phrases like 'fine,' and 'if that's what you really want,' in What Women Really Mean, Doctor Shoveen goes behind the words that many women use, to reveal the hidden meanings, their very private thought processes,...