Irresistable fitness trainer Andros dies suddenly of cyanide laced vitamins. With a long list of beautiful admirers left in his wake, who would want this modern-day Adonis dead? Lawyer Rachel Gold's investigation leads her to an assortment of low-lifes who warn her that the next dead body may be her own.

Kakonis's gambler protagonist Timothy Waverly must confront a threat form his past as well as a mob kingpin in this gripping thriller.

In this third outing for the dyslexic Denver lawyer, Jackie Flowers defends an ex-convict who appears to have repeated her previous crime. Twelve-year-old Rachel Boyd was convicted 30 years ago of killing four-year-old Freddie Gant. Having just completed a lengthy prison sentence, Rachel goes to stay with her brother Chris. Not long afterward, the young son of Chris's gardener is murdered, and the body is marked in a manner similar to Freddie's. At Chris's behest, Jackie takes on the case...and takes in Rachel as a houseguest. Although everyone is convinced of Rachel's guilt, Jackie is not, and believes that the key to proving the woman's innocence lies in the facts surrounding the earlier death.

"Meeting Across the River" is a song from Bruce Springsteen's album BORN TO RUN. In this ingenious collection of work by 20 writers who are also Springsteen fans, each takes the song as a starting point for a story. Writers include Philip Reed, Peter David, Pam Houston, Aimee Liu, and David Corbett.