Guilty As Charged
This collection features legal thrillers from masters of the genre, including Scott Turow and Marcia Muller. Each story explores the dark corners of the justice system, from the courtroom to the crime scene. Expect sharp writing and suspenseful tales where guilt and innocence are never as clear as they seem.
Andrew Klavan is an Edgar Award-winning writer of crime fiction and thrillers, including Guilty As Charged. He is known for stories like True Crime and Don't Say a Word, both of which became major films. His books focus on suspenseful plots and the moral choices characters face in dangerous situations.
Bill Pronzini (born April 13, 1943) is an American writer of detective fiction. He is also an active anthologist, having compiled more than 100 collections, most of which focus on mystery, western, and science fiction short stories. Pronzini is known as the creator of the San Francisco-based Nameless Detective, who starred in over 40 books from the early 1970s into the 2000s.
Carolyn Wheat is the author of Master's Choice - Volume II, a collection that showcases her keen eye for compelling stories. Readers will find a thoughtful selection of works within her writing.
American writer and short fiction anthologist.
Jay Brandon is a former prosecutor who writes legal thrillers set in the Texas court system. He is best known for his novel Guilty As Charged, which earned an Edgar Award nomination. His stories focus on the realistic details and high stakes of the criminal justice system.
Jeremiah Healy, a graduate of Rutgers College and Harvard Law School, was a professor at the New England School of Law for eighteen years. He is the creator of the John Francis Cuddy private-investigator series and (under the pseudonym "Terry Devane") the Mairead O'Clare legal-thriller series, both set primarily in Boston.
John Jakes is the author behind Great Tales of Crime and Detection. He's known for his gripping stories in the crime and mystery genres.
John Lutz is the author of the crime novel The Sport of Crime. He's a writer who knows how to craft a good thriller.
Lia Matera writes legal thrillers and mystery novels, including her series featuring attorney Laura Di Palma. She is the author of Guilty As Charged and has been nominated for several major awards in the mystery
Marcia Muller is the author of the popular Ethnic Detectives series, featuring a sharp private investigator. Her work is a great choice if you enjoy classic detective fiction with a strong sense of place.
Maynard F. Thomson is a trial lawyer who writes legal thrillers informed by his years in the courtroom. He is the author of Guilty As Charged, a novel that follows a complex murder case through the legal system. His writing provides a direct look at the realities of trial law.
Sarah Shankman is a mystery writer known for her Samantha Adams series and the novel Guilty As Charged. Her books often feature southern settings and smart characters navigating complex crime plots. She writes straightforward suspense that balances humor
Scott Frederick Turow (born April 12, 1949) is an American author and lawyer.
Stan Washburn is a crime novelist best known for his legal thriller Guilty As Charged. He writes direct, grounded stories that focus on the procedural details of the American justice system.
Stuart M. Kaminsky is the author of the Master's Choice series, a collection of engaging mysteries. His work often features sharp dialogue and well-crafted plots that keep readers guessing.
Susan Dunlap is a mystery author known for her long-running series set in Northern California. She wrote the Jill Smith police procedurals, including the title Guilty As Charged. Her stories focus on female detectives and private investigators working throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
Valerie Frankel writes mysteries and contemporary fiction, including the novel Guilty As Charged. Her stories often feature sharp humor and focus on the complicated lives of her characters. She has written many books that blend