Crime, Detective & Spy > White Collar & Nonviolent Crimes

Do you remember in the movie My Cousin Vinny, that he, Vinny, pleaded with his nephew, Bill Gambini to allow him to have a shot at defending him in court because he "knew" that Mr. Trotter's case against him was an illusion? Well unlike Mr. Trotter, the prosecutor, who was an honorable man, and truly believed that he was prosecuting two guilty young men, the true to life lawyers who prosecuted an illegal case against me were outright liars who colluded with my attorney to fabricate and entire case against me. It had to done if they had any hope of saving themselves from being sued by me for malfeasance and possibly losing their licenses to practice Law. It was a devil's bond that worked ...

Steve Bishop is an ordinary lawyer who gets involved in community activism in a small town near the U.S.-Mexican Border. Soon he is drawn into a shady world of public corruption, white collar crime and the FBI. Based on actual events.

Steve Bishop is an ordinary lawyer who gets involved in community activism in a small town near the U.S.-Mexican Border. Soon he is drawn into a shady world of public corruption, white collar crime and the FBI. Based on actual events. The new revelations edition contains bonus material not available in the first edition that was only published online. A this edition is a must read.

When respected Gentleman and City Councillor, Deacon William Brodie, chases his love of gambling, he is drawn deep into living a double life. Before long the open respectability of day gives way to a hidden life of crime at night, and soon, Brodie is on a trajectory to disaster . . . one which leads him to the gibbet. Set in the Edinburgh of 1788, Deacon Brodie: A Double Life is a fact-based novel which shows how Brodie’s love for gambling and risk sweeps him into a life of crime. Betrayed by an accomplice, and revealed as a "Gentleman by day, thief by night", Brodie escapes the city, is captured in Holland, then faced with a trial before a city where once he was a leading citizen. ...