Bøger af Leon Shure

New singing sensation Asterix, a wheelchair-bound teen, disappears just before recording her debut album. Also gone is Moonblood, her television mentor, an award-winning country-western singer, scheduled by the record company to produce what could generate a billion dollars in record and downloading sales. The only one who can find them is . . . a psychologist, who is initially as clueless as his patient, a record company public relations man. Why are they driving to Casper, Wyoming to save Asterix?

Cal Hodges, chief investigator for a Chicago law firm, and his attorney wife, Merle, must find a stolen diamond-encrusted 15th century stickpin, which has already caused one murder and may cause several more unless the thief is captured. On anything but a vacation, Cal and Merle know the murderer is one of their fellow passengers on a river cruise to Prague, but which one? They also know the priceless stickpin is hidden on board, but where? Also endangered is the romance between Cal's assistant, Edwards, and Merle's sister, Taylor. The elusive and seduction Elisha also returns to tempt Cal.

Brunswik is a great place to raise a family, to get a good education, to have a nice lawn, and to get murdered. Follow the adventures of Detective Berringer, Becky, his reporter wife, and Maggie, the Littlemayor, as they navigate their way through treachery, larceny, skullduggery and homicide, with a little romance on the side. Who would have thought so much could happen in Chicago's wealthy and diverse North Shore suburbs, which are, of course, on the Southern tip of Lake Michigan?

Mina Reilly, a social worker at a hospital is entrusted by a dying woman with the sacred duty to save her grandchild. When the child's mother is found dead, months after her husband was convicted of her murder by circumstantial evidence, Mina steps in to fulfill her promise, despite her fears. She finds help from the director of "Presumed Alive," an agency that finds runaways, and from a handsome FBI agent. Their search leads across the map, from city to city, to find the lost child's uncle, who may know the whereabouts of the child. Leading into murder and mayhem and romance.

Brunswik is a great place to raise a family, to get a good education, to have a nice lawn, and to get murdered. Follow the adventures of Detective Berringer, Becky, his reporter wife, and Maggie, the Littlemayor, as they navigate their way through treachery, larceny, skullduggery and homicide, with a little romance on the side. Who would have thought so much could happen in Chicago's wealthy and diverse North Shore suburbs, which are, of course, on the Southern tip of Lake Michigan?

Destroyed by personal tragedy and alcoholism, Cal Hodges has created a new life as the chief investigator for a law firm. With his future wife, Merle, at his side, Hodges unearths family secrets and scandal. Aided by his assistant, Edwards, who knows everything, Hodges finds out more than his clients want to know, with murderous results.

When an aspiring actress from a Chicago suburb becomes the suspect in a murder, Police Detective Vanek must risk his life and the lives of his family to prove she is innocent.

By popular demand, Detective Berringer and his wife, reporter Becky Frangelmore, have their own mystery/adventure, as, independent of each other, they compete to discover who murdered the director of the Park District's summer play. Both are tempted to violate their marital vows. Both put their lives in danger.

A young doctor, Adam Karl, who has perceptual problems, and his "seeing eye woman," Kayko Brasen, are asked by a Chicago Police Detective, Michael Dunne, to get testimony from an autistic child who is the only witness to his mother's murder. For their efforts, Adam finds himself and everyone he loves in danger, and learns some frightening facts about his own family.