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,...

Financial Stay of Execution is a work of fiction in the crime and suspense subgenres. It is intended for the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Ryan D. Patterson Sr. In this work filled with legal thrills, difficult decisions, and painful consequences,...

Based on factual events, From Shreds to Riches by David Fisher and Cal Orey is both a spectacle and a cautionary tale with a great deal of chutzpah. The story starts in the early seventies, where you find Scott Newman, aka Benjamin King, working in...

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...

Fountain of Revenge is a work of dramatic thriller fiction in a legal setting and was penned by author Richard Dodge Davidson. Combining cultural mysteries with high powered firms and shady dealers who will stop at nothing to make a discovery, the central plot revolves...

False Prophet, A Legal Thriller is the story of a defamation lawsuit brought against a big newspaper by a charismatic African-American minister in Indianapolis, Indiana. It is also the story of Jack Ross and his struggle to save his marriage, save his struggling partnership and...