Attorney Sabre Brown is having a great time geocaching, the Internet’s version of a treasure hunt. The fun ceases when she “caches” a container with an official death certificate citing “Murder by Poison” as the cause of death. Even more disturbing is that the date of death is ten days in the future.

Sabre is forced to search cache after cache, each revealing more clues, until they take an unexpected twist and shockingly point to one of her court cases. Is the murderer a rejected child, a well-known plastic surgeon, a scorned ex, a crooked lab technician, or a politician in line for the highest office in the land? Or is someone playing Sabre in an ugly geocache of life and death?

A private detective story that will challenge your sleuthing abilities. Retired (more like purged) and rock-star NYPD homicide detective Joey Mancuso, a 'means justifies' the end type of guy, and his half-brother, Father Dominic O’Brian, a Catholic priest and Joey’s opposite, take on a mystery suspense thriller. Together the brothers own Captain O’Brian’s Irish Pub and Cigar Bar in Manhattan’s Financial District, which is the center of operations for the investigations. In book one, A Murder on Wal Street, Joey and Father Dom thrust themselves into a case without a client. A patron and hedge fund executive who spent the night and lots of money at the pub, celebrating a new ‘whale’ of a client. The next morning, a few blocks from the pub, the same patron, flew out of a twenty-first-floor window to his death. Officially, the death is classified as a suicide. Father Dom is convinced it’s a murder. Joey is skeptical but agrees to follow Dom’s hunch. Both begin an investigation that could eventually expose the underbelly of Wall Street, and a multitude of crimes. Joey Mancuso, having studied the psychology behind the creator of the Sherlock Holmes series, Arthur Conan Doyle, has adapted many of Holmes’ style: —to look beyond the obvious, to observe what many others just saw, to listen to what others simply heard. The system worked well in his ten years as a homicide detective, still holding the record in New York City for the most solved cases. Now, as a private detective, he and Father Dominic, vow to become the last advocates for the victims whose cases they investigate. Will they succeed?

Melissa McGinty wants more than anything to be a full time, old-school detective like her father, who weaned her on black-and-white film classics featuring Sam Spade and Philip Marlowe. But her fledgling detective agency, run out of her home in suburban Washington, D.C. with an all woman support staff, mostly attracts clients who want proof of their spouses’ infidelity so they can get more alimony.
To make ends meet, she moonlights as an overnight guard with the Supreme Court’s little known police department. Then late one night, a juicy murder falls into her lap when she discovers a dead justice on the floor of the judges’ private basketball court. A lightbulb goes on that if she can solve the murder, she’ll be famous, and clients with real cases will come streaming through her door.
Her bosses, who normally take a low-profile approach to their jobs, have different ideas about her involvement in the case, which becomes front-page news after the FBI takes the lead in a crime that could affect who will be the next president of the United States.
On her growing list of suspects are the sitting president, whose election fate is headed for a siuddenly evenly divided high court, alt-right fanatics who didn’t like the justice’s liberal rulings — with gun-rights activists right behind. And a stream of corporate executives, whose lawsuits got more winnable with the justice out of the way, make the list of probables even longer.
With the help of a shadowy cyber-expert, a super Internet researcher and a Tarot card-reading assistant who warns her of dangers, Mel persists in tracking down the killer. On the verge of being fired, she almost gets killed in the process as one misleading clue after another brings her closer to the truth. And the solution she comes up with is one of the least likely she could have imagined.

Psychiatrist Simone Bennet feels like a pawn on a chessboard—as if some invisible, master chess player is toying with her life and the lives of the people she loves and cares for.
A series of horrific events—several murders and Simone being tortured at the hands of a serial killer—culminate in the kidnapping of her daughter and have turned Simone’s life upside down.
Struggling to stay afloat in the middle of a sea of chaos, Simone continues to receive her psychiatric patients and do more work for the New York attorney, Carl, while local police, the FBI, and Edward—Simone’s boyfriend, best friend, and business partner—are working hard to locate her child.
Simone is analyzing another set of Lara’s journals, and she becomes dragged into a vortex of sex addiction, suffering, and Lara’s struggle for some kind of balance in her life, while Simone battles an inner fight against her mixed feelings for the enigmatic lawyer.
Filled with twists and turns, this final book in the Hidden Motives trilogy reveals a deranged, steamy, and disturbingly brilliant game of sex, murder, and mystery and chronicles a woman’s conflict between love and reason.
Fasten your seat belts before you embark on this roller coaster, and prepare for the most unpredictable end.