Start the adventure with “Murdered Justice”, by Patrick Brown
Maggie Lyon longed to work in investigative journalism while ghostwriting cookbooks. She got her break when asked to cover an exclusive weekend gathering at a Hollywood mansion. Supreme Court Justice Vittorio Scarpia is found dead in the mansion one morning! Authorities claim natural causes until mysterious visitors and secret societies are mentioned in the news. It’s clear to Maggie that Scarpia was murdered and several guests had motives. Maggie conducts her own investigation. Arrests are made, details are reexamined, mysterious phone calls resume, and a suspect dies before the killer is finally revealed!
Find out how the story unfolds, and see what comes next!
Patrick has developed keen insight into human nature, and frequently transforms personalities and situations into captivating stories and not-so-subtle social commentary. With a scathing wit and a sense of humor that shines through in his plots, his readers enjoy vivid settings, memorable characters, and stories that remain with them long after they finish his books.
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