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    The Casey Cort Legal Thriller Series

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    Volume Two of the Casey Cort Legal Thriller Series

    Cleveland lawyer Casey Cort lost more than her job when she crossed the wrong political family, she lost her idealism. Casey’s scraped together a career as a solo practitioner which has offered her more than one opportunity for redemption…but it also threatened her life. In this thrilling, gritty, realistic series by former criminal lawyer Aime Austin, readers will experience stories ripped from the headlines with the heart and soul of the best women’s fiction.

    In Disgraced Casey Cort crosses an influential family...Two rich families. One poor student. Who will win?

    In Unarmed Cleveland is on the verge of a riot after the shooting of an unarmed black man. One bullet. Two Stories

    In Kidnapped a judge faces a biblical decision. One baby. Two mothers. Even Solomon would struggle to make the right choice.

    This bundle includes Disgraced, Unarmed, and Kidnapped from the Casey Cort series of legal thrillers.

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    PublisherMoore Digital Media, Inc. Audio
    Release dateMar 28, 2024
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