Crime Drama

THE FUGITIVE LAWYER is a fictional story about Ryan who is in an unhappy marriage while working in a New York City law and investment firm with his father-in-law.

Suspecting unscrupulous dealings with their clients, Ryan wants out of the firm. So, falsifying his own death after an unexpected car accident, he escapes from New York City. The story continues as Ryan travels to several states trying to elude the FBI who is looking for him. During his travels he meets many interesting people and tries to establish a normal lifestyle for himself.

As the Securities and Exchange Commission becomes suspicious of the firm’s dealings with their clients, Ryan’s father-in-law, A.J., flees to Cuba. Meanwhile, the story follows the adventures of A.J. as he becomes involved with drug smuggling.

A.J. is eventually apprehended and brought to trial by the DEA due to his alleged dealings with a Columbia drug cartel.

Ryan was finally located and arrested but offered immunity if he would testify against his father-in-law for the investment frauds the firm committed against their clients.

This book is about a county prison farm known as the Honey Farm. Newly convicted rapists are induced to select the Honey Farm in lieu of other incarceration. The rapists are interviewed at the Honey Farm to isolate the intentional rapists from others caught by circumstances leading to the charge and conviction. The interview also unmasks the individual who is most likely to rape again as well as the individual who almost certainly will not.

The book reveals the emotional battle within an individual whose morals are seared by the duty that he must perform. It also reveals compassion, poor attitudes, love relationships, strength of character in the face of tragedy, and two charming twin girls who crave for a father that they never had.

Dayla Maylen questions where her life is headed after the death of her husband. Her marriage had been a unique partnership, one in which she had never experienced the magical element of deep, intimate love. So when an old time friend, Layth Sheridan, becomes a more permanent fixture in her life, long buried feelings for Layth surface and Dayla soon faces a struggle of choosing between living a single life or one that may offer true love for the first time ever. Each time she is near Layth she questions her logic and her every move. The more she is with Layth the deeper she falls in love with him—and the more she fears being a part of his life.

Layth Sheridan, a lawyer known for presenting the best closing arguments in the courtroom, finally feels settled in his life after the passing of his wife nearly two years earlier. But one day, an old friend, Dayla Maylen, walks back into his life and makes him question his path and his heart. As he helps Dayla find her way through her loss, he soon discovers he wants Dayla to be a part of his new world. But another man, Simon, one of Dayla’s long time college friends, also has an interest in Dayla. Will Layth be able to persuade Dayla to push aside her uncertainties where love is concerned? After several months of trying to sway Dayla to follow her heart, he comes to the conclusion that their only chance at happiness rests on him presenting the one thing that may win Dayla over to his side—his best ever...Closing Argument.

Prado was an ex-ballplayer whose promising career was cut short by an arm injury. Now he is an ex-con who has come up with an ingenious plan to rob the Redvale Phillies cash office, and if the plan requires some blood to be spilled, that is fine with Prado as long as it is not his own. The only problem is the double-crosses start flying around like baseballs in this story of greed, brutality and murder that will keep you turning the page until you reach the end of this gripping caper.

Pindar Stephenson is a highly respected professor at a prestigious university in New England, but an ill-fated decision by him leads to a tragic event and the end of his promising academic career. What follows is a fateful journey to a tragic predestined end, filled with treachery and death. The action rises, climaxes and falls in the tradition of classic Greek tragedy, and throughout the story, Pindar repeatedly arrives at crossroads where decisions will have profound consequences, but where choices are still possible until he arrives at the final crossroads where his fate is revealed and sealed in shocking fashion.

In the very early hours of a mid-October morning, the small town of Barrow’s Slide is rocked by a gruesome incident in the form of a brutal murder of one of its native sons. And even though the suspect immediately confesses, what would normally be considered an open and shut case takes an unexpected turn when one investigating officer uncovers an unusual item at the crime scene which could possibly connect it to another, yet-unsolved case – one of arson/murder that had taken place in this otherwise sleepy community four years earlier.

And while many regard this find as a fortunate accident, Max O’Connell – recognized, at only thirty-six years old, as one of the top legal minds in the nation – does not. In his world, there are no accidents; however, neither are any situations preordained. He firmly believes that every action of every individual is generated solely by a self-perpetuating cycle of circumstance, choice, and consequence. For the sake of brevity, he has labeled this concept, ‘C, cubed’.

Yet he doesn’t, and never has disputed the existence of Karma; and the rapid-fire sequence of events – some hilarious, some horrifying, some a combination of both – which takes place over the next four days is so bizarre, that he sees it working all around him, not only in dispensing retribution to those deserving it, but also by bringing his heretofore inflexible philosophy to the point of needing a ‘serious tweaking’, as his best friend puts it. And after the dust has settled, he finds himself having no ‘choice’ other than to do exactly that.

Kent and Faye Archer have a good life at Fair Skies Ranch. They have been married two years and share their home with his son, Justin, and niece, Miley. And they are getting to know Justin’s fiancée, Rachel.

Their lives are interrupted when Faye’s sister, Katy, goes missing. Katy moved to the city to become an actress but disappeared after taking a job at a gentlemen’s club. Faye is called upon by her parents to lead the search for Faye.

After arriving in the city, Faye sees the peril she has placed herself in. The club is a door to the underground world of human trafficking. She follows Katy’s trail from stripping at the club to surrogacy at a castle.

Knowing she is well out of her element, Faye has to return home. She finds out Kent’s former mistress, Kelly, is staying at the ranch. Although angry and tired, she summons the strength to save her sister and her marriage.

Nightmares plague Thia once again and her latest case takes her back to her hometown. Colin travels with her and decides that it might be good for her to stay in the house where she grew up.

Professionally ignoring her personal past, and the nightmares that threaten to overtake her, Thia responds to a local resident who writes a letter to her at the FBI office telling how the town of Wenten is being overrun by drug dealers who are terrorizing, victimizing, and stalking the citizens. There is sufficient details and background given that Thia feels she cannot ignore the letter, especially when accusations are made that the town’s police are involved.

A citizen of Wenten is now a “witness” for the court, and in having this new title he is taking full advantage of being protected by the law; assaulting anybody who gets in his way. But the town is tired of the fallout from such an alliance and call upon Thia to help them get back their city.

Thia interviews town residents, quickly finding evidence to support the claims that have been made. But the most difficult challenge for Thia is that she must now face spirits, shadows, and the evil that remained in her childhood home until she returned! One night she winds up alone in the house and decides this is the time to open one particular door at the end of the hallway, only to immediately hear a low chuckle there in the dark....

Suspenseful tension, action and a final kidnapping scene that Thia alone must handle, mixed with terrifying, nightmare events will keep you riveted! As death knocks on her door, Thia discovers she must once again turn to those who are More Than Angels.

Edited by Mrs. C. A. Robinson

This is a story about two people that killed a cop in Coos Bay, Oregon in revenge for something that happened five years ago. After they killed the cop, they fled to the Middle East to start a new life.

April Herald just got her life back on track when she was drugged and woke up in a pickup camper. That night, she is brutally raped, slashed, and left to die by her abductor. Seriously injured, she makes it through the night, and in the morning, seeks help at a nearby farm before losing consciousness.

The first of a growing list of suspects is real estate agent Steven Moore. He was the first responder to the scene on Angel Bluff. April’s murder still haunts him when he spends a night in a house that is haunted by a small boy named Sonny.

Steven finds a family to fill the house that was vacant for sixteen years. The house becomes a home and the heart of the mystery. Fifteen-year-old Heather is snatched from the house and found dead in the exact spot where April was left to die.

Sonny would help if he could communicate with the living; and the police don’t see a correlation between the cases. Therefore, justice will have to come about another way before there is a third victim found on Angel Bluff.