Nate Rosen Investigates Omnibus by Ron Levitsky (#1-4)
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Overview: Dedicated civil rights lawyer, Nate Rosen, not only upholds the law in the court room, but works to uncover the buried secrets within each case through any means necessary. Travelling throughout the USA, Nate Rosen works various cases in the court room from homicide. In cases where nothing is as it seems, Rosen works to defend his clients while trying to avoid temptations and obstacles along the way.
Genre: Mystery & Thriller
1. The Love That Kills
The case seems open-and-shut.
A Vietnamese prostitute has been murdered. The gun of a militant racist is found at the scene. The cops nab him. And prosecuting attorney Jimmy Wilkes has the dead-easy job of convicting him in court.
But in the town of Musket Shoals, Virginia, nothing is as it seems. Northern civil rights lawyer Nate Rosen discovers that when he comes to defend a man who hates him. Wilkes soon finds out as well. A defender who knows too much about the world and a prosecutor who knows too little find themselves on the same side following a messy trail of drugs, beatings, homicide, arson, and sex. Odds are, it’s the losing side. . . .
2. The Truth That Kills
Civil-liberties lawyer Nate Rosen came to Earlyville, Tennessee, to defend the freedom of a fringe religious sect to use rattlesnakes in its worship. But that freedom did not include license to kill local tycoon Ben Hobbes, whose pretty young wife was a convert to the Holiness Church. Suddenly Nate was faced not with upholding the letter of the law but uncovering the secrets of flesh as he followed a trail of ungodly lust, devilish greed, and hellish vengeance to find a killer more deadly than any snake…
3. The Spirit that Kills
Native American leader Saul True Sky, who fought a highway cutting through the heart of sacred Lakota burial grounds, has been jailed for a savage murder. Now civil liberties lawyer Nate Rosen is flying in from Washington, D.C., to take on a case of homicide and prejudice.
Challenging this dedicated lawyer-sleuth’s nerve and know-how is a defendant too proud to beg for mercy. He’s also up against the temptations of the flesh: a beautiful widow, and an alluring journalist. But brutal shock, surprise, and mounting peril are waiting for Rosen as he digs for buried secrets in a world where the ghosts of the dead haunt the greed of the living. . . .
4. The Innocence That Kills
Civil rights lawyer Nate Rosen is in Chicago to argue a case that offends his every natural instinct.
He must protect the rights of some arrogant thugs who raped and murdered a young girl. The cops didn’t follow all the mandated legal procedures, so the judge, at Rosen’s request, must dismiss the complaint and release the clearly guilty young men from custody.
Having “won” his case, Rosen has unexpected time to spend with Sarah, who’s deeply concerned about her schoolmate, Nina Melendez. Nina’s diary suggests that she may have been molested by her drama teacher, and her outraged family wants to press charges. Rosen is worried about what may or may not have happened to Nina, and he’s also frightened for his own daughter, who may have received unwanted attentions.
But when events lead to murder, Rosen discovers that his daughter’s welfare takes precedence over any concern he might have had for the legal rights of the accused. As Rosen struggles to rationalize the private and professional sides of his life, he also searches for a cunning killer.
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