Michael Gresham: Box Set Volumes 1-2-3 by John Ellsworth
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Overview: John Ellsworth is from Arizona and practiced law nationwide. For thirty years he defended criminal clients across the United States. His first book, "The Defendants," was published on Amazon on January 20, 2014. John is self-published and enjoys the freedom of choosing his own release schedule, selecting covers, and marketing his own work. "It’s a great thing Amazon has done, giving all writers access to a readership, and I, for one, am very grateful to them."
Genre: Mystery Thriller
MICHAEL GRESHAM (Book 1 of Series)
Michael Gresham is a criminal attorney with a brother who won’t take his meds, an ex-wife who wants him to finance her fertility costs, and a client accused of murdering the wife of a judge. As the story progresses the brother is being hunted down by MexTel, a huge conglomerate that wants him dead, and the ex-wife’s new husband wants to borrow money, while the judge whose wife was murdered suddenly tries to hire Michael Gresham for himself. Can an attorney who feels like he’s slowing down with age (55) still succeed in court against younger, more aggressive lawyers? Can Michael Gresham turn the tables on those who would see him dead? And who is going to pay him for the injury and disfigurement they caused him?
MICHAEL GRESHAM: SECRETS GIRLS KEEP (Book 2 of Series)
GOT A KILLER IN YOUR GUEST ROOM?
Michael Gresham is a criminal attorney whose priest has fathered a son. The boy is now seventeen, acting-out, and arrested for first-degree murder. The priest asks Michael to take his son into his home so he can be released on bail. Michael and his wife agree and the boy, with his snake and mice, moves in.
Can Michael save the boy from a lifetime in prison? Should he, once the whole truth is known? Will Michael’s new wife recover from her time with the boy?
MICHAEL GRESHAM: THE LAW PARTNERS (Book 3 of Series)
ARRESTED FOR A MURDER YOU DIDN’T COMMIT?
Michael Gresham is a criminal attorney who defends his clients with an iron will. They know that when he takes their case they are probably going to leave the courthouse a free man or free woman. But what happens when the defender becomes the defendant himself? A law partner will have to step up and do for him what he can’t do for himself. Isn’t that how it should work?
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