In Fleet Landing by Wendy Gee, Nathan Sharpe was unjustly sentenced for the central train station fire that resulted in the deaths of thirty-nine individuals. Rob Noble established the Innocence Network to assist clients of color who were financially disadvantaged, and he asked for TV...

Fertile Ground for Murder by Stella Sinclaire is an exciting murder mystery featuring Samantha Brewer, a true crime podcaster who returns to her quiet hometown in Iowa to find out who killed her old mentor, Ethan Green. This quickly turns into a story of greed,...

In Fraud by N.S. Brooks, Jay and Will Slater are a determined couple who investigate the suspicious death of Oliver, a financial auditor who died after being struck by a tube train. As they investigate, they begin to suspect that his death may not have...

Fallen Graces by Jim Sano, the fifth book in the Fr. Tom series, is for fans of Christian fiction, mystery, crime, and drama. A homeless woman notices something unusual in the fountain of Boston Common. Arriving at the place, Boston Police officers discover a body...

How much is enough? For some people, there is no such thing. They want it all and don't care how they get it. Frayed Memories by Leila Kirkconnell is a perfect example of such a case. The protagonist is super-rich Mia Lemari, who wakes...

Bud Palmer's original plan for the weekend involved taking his niece to the Parrot Jungle, but when his Uncle Rick reached out to him with a problem, Bud reluctantly answered the call. Upon arrival, he finds his uncle involved with unscrupulous individuals who demand that...

Desperate to escape the demons that haunt her, Roberta "Robi" Johnson leaves home for Italy on the advice of a friend. She believes the sights and sounds that make Milan special will influence her positively. The last person she expects to meet is Alessandro Lago,...

In Richard A. Danzig's Facts Are Stubborn Things, Chance Cormac operated as a sole practitioner under the name Chance Cormac and Associates. Damian Pressler, Chance's IT specialist and investigator, and Sally McConnel, his paralegal and office manager, were his associates. As a favor to himself,...

Norman Shabel's Four Women is a gripping legal thriller set against the vibrant yet decaying backdrop of Miami Beach in 1968. The novel dives into a web of corruption, greed, and political maneuvering, brought vividly to life through the struggles of four remarkable women: Helen,...

In 1966, Henry Taylor was recruited by two of the wealthiest men in Australia to set up and manage a joint family trust, only to be released when two of their children got married. When they both have only sons, the terms of the trust...