A question of murder
Eric Wright
Toronto cop Charlie Salter must protect a British princess who may be the target of a terrorist attack, in the toughest case he has faced to date.

by Robert Rotenberg (2012)
A celebrity confesses to murder, then refuses to say anything more, leading to a strange trial when contradictory evidence appears.
Eric Wright
Toronto cop Charlie Salter must protect a British princess who may be the target of a terrorist attack, in the toughest case he has faced to date.
Mary Stanton
Law school hasn't prepared Bree to appeal cases for the dead. After inheriting her great-uncle's haunted law firm, she must now represent ex-banker O'Rourke, who supposedly killed himself after losing a fortune. But with a merry widow and evidence mounting, it's beginning to look like murder. So Bree and her team of angels begin to investigate. But Bree soon discovers that someone would rather see her deceased than debriefed.
John Martel
In an opulent San Francisco mansion, a beautiful woman lies dead. Her husband stands accused of her murder. And two ambitious lawyers step into the courtroom for the most challenging trial of their careers.
Martina Cole
Cathy Connor has been running away all her life. So when she is sent to a remand centre for hitting her drunken father, her only choice is to run away. Living rough in Soho, she turns to prostitution. But Cathy finds that her past is never far behind.