Collection of experiences working the courts of Maryland and Idaho, Fred Grant and associates demonstrate the need for hard-work combined with humor in the judicial system.

I wanted to ask for a divorce. Instead of the fight I expected, she agreed—with a few stipulations, all of which revolved around our son leaving for college in the fall. Keeping those promises would be a challenge, no doubt. But all I had to do was uphold my end of the deal then walk away without a backward glance. Somewhere along the way, our charade became my reality. With each day that passes, I realize time is once again my enemy. I can’t lose her a second time. I’ll never walk away—she healed my soul. Saving Grace is now my only hope.

JUSTICE IN THE GAME is about a drug dealer James Brown(JB) that get set up by his brother in-law Junny Boy,Trina. JB girl friend and ex-cop raise his son and seeks revenge on every one that’s had something to do with it and teaches JB’s son (Slim Cola) how the game is played and the final justice be his.

FLIGHT FOR JUSTICE is a one-of-a-kind legal thriller. Vince DiMarco, a middle-aged divorced criminal defense attorney, practices in partnership with his son, Mike. They turn to Vinces father, eighty-two-year-old Santinothe family patriarch, a retired defense lawyerfor wisdom and advice. While Santino and Mike are living in peace, Vince is in turmoil, living at a lower standard than ever before because of his recent divorce. His long-lost first love, Renee, reappears after twenty-seven years, only to be involved in murder, arson, and drug conspiracy. Its up to Vince, Mike, and Santino to save her, and just as importantlyas it turns outto save their own lives as they unravel a multistate drug cartel. While the villain flies about the country in a gleaming white jet, Vince and Mike use their vintage Beechcraft to cover the thousands of miles to which the case takes themnot without near disaster. Vinces love for Renee is rekindled during the defense, despite her involvement with the antagonist Carl, head of the cartel. Conflicts arise throughout the novel between Vince, Mike, and Santino as they try, but fail, to maintain the boundaries between business and family, love and the law.

Special Agent in Charge Amy Johnson is back in the hunt, having recovered from her previous wounds sustained in an earlier gunfight. She now focuses her full attention by forming a team of FBI special agents and two handpicked NYPD officers to hunt down the only criminal to escape from her former investigation. Along the way, a fullaEUR"blown psychopath begins his hunt for Amy, bringing a special kind of terror too close for comfort. A secondary plot twist injects a man driven by revenge against the radical Muslims that he views as responsible for the death of his wife, daughter, and two granddaughters. Several plots move the story along at a breakneck pace, moving to the climatic ending. This is the second novel in the Amy Johnson series.

Eleven-year-old Darnell Cooper, malnourished and uneducated, is plucked by chance from the abusive horrors of a Philadelphia slum by Lionel, a brash, young, black lawyer struggling to find his own identity. Darnell is discovered to be phenomenally intelligent, and he also becomes the best high school basketball player in the country. But Darnell famously spurns the NBA and chooses to attend the University of Pennsylvania. Overnight, he becomes an American icon. Darnell's unparalleled success as a student-athlete culminates when he falls in love with Kelly, a Penn freshman and the daughter of a Philly cop. But when Kelly's dead body turns up on the night she and Darnell first make love, he is charged with her rape and murder. The District Attorney believes it his duty to seek the death penalty despite doubts that Darnell is capable of murder. Lionel believes Darnell is guilty, but loves the boy too much to allow him to be convicted. Kelly's father only wants revenge. Their fight is not only against each other but against each man's perceptions of race and justice-where Darnell's life hangs in the balance.

Homegrown terrorists band together and move from innocence to angst, then on to freedom again in this struggle for legal and social fairness in 2000 America. The problem: politicians still have not separated soft drugs from hard drugs, resulting in asinine mandatory minimum sentencing laws that are corrupting greedy local police and prosecutors. Good people are being jailed, and assets belonging to otherwise upstanding citizens are being wrongfully seized.Victor Stamate is a highly-decorated Vietnam veteran and muscle car collector. He's picked up by the Feds for growing weed on his Minnesota River bluff property, but nearly two years after he'd already been fined and put on probation by Bunyan County, Minnesota. A case of double jeopardy? Not in this drug case. His beautiful wife, Jade, and two close friends must work to free him. Buck Foster is a wannabe stand-up comedian and Charlie (Charleen) Pierce is the adventurous narrator of this story. They have a hard time figuring out just whom they can and cannot trust as they go about trying to rescue their friend. When a bomb threat doesn't work to get Victor released, they hatch a bolder plan -- a ransom for justice.

Its just your typical detective story: local baddies start dropping like flies, hard drugs begin appearing on the streets, and rumors of a ruthless kingpin named Protagoras begin striking fear into criminals and police alike. But Detective Blake Justice is anything but typical. With a hulking frame, toothpick in mouth, and bulletproof vest he wears everywhere, Justice can handle any situation. But theres also his new partner, his paranoid mother, the elementary librarian, the gas station employee, his long-haired Dachshund, and a prostitute. For a detective who sees the world as good and evil, Justice will depend on an unlikely cast of characters to help him expose the person behind the rumors and bring a violent psychopath to Justiceerjustice.