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Lieutenant Ted Carson breaks every rule partnering with law professor Jennifer Bolton to catch the mastermind who terrorized her family.

Bolton and her husband suffer a terrifying home invasion. Days later, Righteous (“a refined villain reminiscent of Die Hard’s Hans Gruber” — Kirkus Reviews) storms Essex Prison for a “greater good,” bests Newark’s Lt. Carson, and even baffles the M.E. and Forensics. The Boltons’ kidnapping is Righteous’s only misstep, stirring Prof. Bolton’s vengeance. Her keen intellect and compelling insights steer Carson toward the most unlikely of suspects—and into a world she knows too well, a world only she can help him navigate.

The survivors of Righteous Judgment match wits in this thrilling sequel. Whose justice will prevail?

Graysol’s second pursuit through the justice system, where innocence is a matter of perspective, demons can be saviors, and heroes can be demons.

 

Short Stories

Comic Con murder investigation.

Published in Black Cat Weekly #223, available here

 

 

Spouses pushed over the edge.

Published on Yellow Mama Webzine: Here (#2 of 2)

 

 

Flash Fiction

Three friends in a hospital room try to find humor in their shared experiences as trans men.

Published online by Reflex Press (UK): Here

 

Protagonist’s drunkard husband’s workshop is on fire.

Published online by Every Day Fiction: Here

 

Double-crosser pleads with executioner.

Published online by Mystery Tribune: Here

 

 

Worried mother, bullied son, cops.

Archived on Yellow Mama Webzine: Here (#1 of 4)

 

 

Mismatched partners-in-crime.

Archived on Yellow Mama Webzine: Here (#2 of 4)

 

 

Exterminator with an agenda.

Archived on Yellow Mama Webzine: Here (#3 of 4)

 

 

Hitwoman considers special request.

Archived on Yellow Mama Webzine: Here (#4 of 4)

 

 

New Year’s trouble in HotDustyNowhere.

Published online by Close To The Bone: Here

 

 

High carjack victim hijinks.

Published on Yellow Mama Webzine: Here (#1 of 2)

 

 

From Jacob:

Although Jen and the other lawyers in my novels are fictional characters, my six years toiling at New York law firms no doubt informed my backdrop to their world.

I couldn’t have written Gender Screened without support from someone special to me.