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Rogue Justice : A Thriller
by Stacey Abrams
Asked by a fellow law clerk to look into his boss's death, Supreme Court clerk Avery Keene, after another shocking murder, is led to a list of names–all judges on the FISA Court, also known as America's "secret court”– and must race the clock to stop an unprecedented national crisis.
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The Intern
by Michele Campbell
When her brother Danny goes missing after accusing Judge Kathryn Conroy of corruption, young Harvard law student Madison Rivera is drawn into her mentor's glamorous world where they engage in a dangerous cat-and-mouse game that could leave one of them dead.
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Her Deadly Game
by Robert Dugoni
After a failed romance with a coworker, a Seattle prosecutor must return home to her family's failing law firm to work for her father until she accepts a high profile case in which the prosecutor is her ex.
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Saving Emma
by Allen Eskens
Investigating the wrongful conviction of Elijah Matthews for the Innocence Project, attorney Boady Sanden discovers a link between Elijah's case and the death of his best friend, Ben, and when Ben's 14-year-old daughter makes a fateful choice, he will do anything to bring her home and free an innocent man
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Judgment: A Novel
by Joseph Finder
Sharing a one-night stand with a gentle stranger during a moment of weakness, a state superior court judge re-encounters the man during a high-profile case and discovers that a conspiracy is threatening her family and federal court prospects.
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The Boys From Biloxi
by John Grisham
Two young men who were once childhood friends in their hometown of Biloxi, Mississippi find themselves, and their families, on opposite sides of an intense legal battle.
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The Final Case
by David Guterson
Eighty-year-old Seattle criminal attorney Royal, in his last days of his long career, takes on the case of conservative, white fundamentalists Christians Delven and Betsy Harvey, who are accused of murdering their adopted daughter from Ethiopia.
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All Her Little Secrets: A Novel
by Wanda M. Morris
The lone black female corporate attorney in midtown Manhattan discovers her white boss, and lover, dead with a gunshot wound to his head, and must deal with office suspicions and gossip when she is promoted as his successor.
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12 Months to Live
by James Patterson
An ex-NYPD beat cop, unrelenting PI and undefeated defense attorney, terminally ill Jane Smith, while knee-deep in the murder of trial of the century, is targeted by a killer who's determined to end her life before her expiration date.
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I am Rome: A Novel of Julius Caesar
by Santiago Posteguillo
Every legend has a beginning. Rome, 77 B.C. Senator Dolabella, known for using violence against anyone who opposes him, is going on trial for corruption and has already hired the best lawyers and even bought the jury. No man dares accept the role of prosecutor–until, against all odds, an unknown twenty-three-year-old steps out to lead the case, defend the people of Rome, and defy the power of the elite class. This lawyer's name is Caius Julius Caesar.
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Suspect
by Scott Turow
Investigating the high-profile case of police chief Lucia Gomez, who is accused of soliciting sex for promotions to higher ranks, P.I. Clarice “Pinky” Granum must unravel the dark secrets of the people closest to Gomez, drawing her into the deepest recesses of the city's criminal networks.
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The Lies You Told
by Harriet Tyce
Lawyer Sadie Roper returns to London to rebuild her shattered life, but as she navigates the politics at her daughter's exclusive school and resumes her criminal barrister career with a high-profile case, she attracts the attention of unknown enemies.
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The Coyotes of Carthage: A Novel
by Steven Wright
Andre Ross is a high-paid Washington, D.C., political consultant on a losing streak: He just mucked up a gubernatorial election, his fiancé has dumped him, his brother is on the back end of ALS and now, in his mid-30s, he’s coming to reckon with the psychic mistakes of his youth. When he’s given one last shot by his boss to help a mining company get an initiative passed that would free up public lands for sale, the sort of dark money campaign that cloaks the potential poisoning of water as an act of liberty – Ross leaps in.
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