Legal Briefs: Short Stories by Today's Best Thriller Writers

With legal thrillers among the most popular suspense categories, editor William Bernhardt compiles a gripping collection of attorney-in-crisis stories by 11 of the finest writers of the genre. From the opening story by Grif Stockley, involving an aging lawyer's moral dilemma, to the last tale, by Lisa Scottoline, revolving around the antics of an attorney who takes his infant to court, this anthology is consistently captivating. The superb array of talent also includes Phillip Margolin, Steve Martini, Jay Brandon, John Grisham, Richard North Patterson, and editor Bernhardt. Only two of these entries have been previously published; with their individual flair and impact, all will snare readers.

Selected Works

Non-Fiction
Ruled by Race: Black White Relations in Arkansas From Slavery to the Present
"... the go-to book for those studying race in the South. Highly recommended."
Daisy Bates: Civil Rights Crusader from Arkansas
"...a delight to read; a fast-paced story one can hardly set aside."
Blood in Their Eyes: The Elaine Race Massacres of 1919
". . . an exciting and truly path-breaking book. . ."
Fiction
Expert Testimony
"A delightful and intriguing human story."
Probable Cause
"Sheer reading pleasure."
Blind Judgment
"Written with wit, irony and a good lawyer's intimate understanding..."
Legal Briefs: Short Stories by Today's Best Thriller Writers
Stockley's opening story is "...consistently captivating."
Stage Plays
Truth! Reconciliation? and A Metaphysical Beast
"Makes a contribution toward erasing ignorance of the past. A notable achievement."