by Douglas Corleone (2011)
"Kevin Corvelli--a hot shot New York defense attorney who packed up his bags and hung his shingle in Hawaii to dodge the spotlight--is deep in his Mai Tais at a resort when an argument erupts down the bar. It's a pair of newlyweds, married that day. And since Corvelli doesn't do divorces, he all but dismisses the argument. That's at least until the fire breaks out later that night, and he barely escapes his hotel room. Most weren't so lucky, including the new husband. His wife Erin becomes not only the prime suspect but Corvelli's newest client, and she has a lot working against her, like motive and opportunity, not to mention a history of starting fires. The heat gets turned all the way up in Douglas Corleone's scorching legal thriller Night on Fire, his second following the MWA's/MB First Crime Novel Competition winner, One Man's Paradise"--
Michael Baden & Linda Kenney
After bones have been identified as that of a Korean War vet who mysteriously disappeared in 1963, Dr. Jake Rosen pairs up with attorney Philomena "Manny" Manfreda to discover the truth behind the discovery. As the body count rises, they are swept into a terrifying vortex of murder and deceit wherein hides both a shocking cover-up and a devastating love story.
Andrew Pyper
Miles McEwan was a fire fighter an after being badly burned he buried himself in the vast wilderness of the Yukon at a place called Ross River. Five years on, Miles is still battling the phantoms of the life he led before going to the Yukon, the death of a young man, the woman he abandoned as a consequence. Around Ross River violence is brewing and elsewhere a killer is going about his work, quietly and ruthlessly. As members of a hunting party are picked of one by one and fire rages through the mountains, Miles embarks on a desperate rescue mission.
Chris Knopf
After one of Southampton real estate lawyer Jackie Swaitkowski's clients attempts to evict his sister-in-law from his own home, he turns up dead, and Jackie finds herself working on something more dangerous than real estate.
Lou Manfredo
"Brooklyn cop Joe Rizzo is ready to retire and spend the rest of his days with his wife, doting on their grown-up girls. But when his youngest daughter Carol decides to follow her dad onto the force, Joe decides to stay on until she's settled, calling in favors to get her assigned to the easiest house, the best training officer-- anything to protect his baby girl. And while there, he's expected to work a few cases, though he never would've guessed that they'd include the most sensational one of his career, the murder of mob boss Louie Quattropa. If mob wars were the worst of his problems he could handle that, but with a daughter on patrol, Joe knows all too well what dangers await her and what little he can do about them. The authentic voice and their breath-takingly accurate portrayal of police work have won Lou Manfredo's novel's wide acclaim, and Rizzo's Daughter raises the bar to a whole new level"--