Unforgivable Misconception

When Angel Herrera, boss of the notorious Mexican drug cartel known as the Durango Connection, is arrested and charged with possessing twelve kilograms of heroin, he turns to attorney Matt Gavin for help. The astute trial attorney agrees to represent the drug trafficker even though he knows that the 'War on Drugs' has caused DEA agents, prosecutors and judges to become maniacal enforcers of the nation's drug laws. Anyone who opposes them, drug traffickers or their lawyers who try to defend their constitutional rights, will suffer the revenge of the new law enforcement system.

As the Angel Herrera case evolves from arrest through trial, the reader is given a rare insight into one of the most successful smuggling organizations in history. And through attorney Gavin's legal representation of the Bad Guys, the reader is provided with an accurate depiction of this country's drug cops, prosecutors, and judges-those who enforce drug laws with the motto: YOU HAVE TO GET AS LOW AND AS CROOKED AS A DRUG TRAFFICKER TO CATCH ONE.

when this book is finished, the reader will ask: In the 'War on Drugs', just who are the Good Guys? Who are the Bad Guys? Who won? Who lost?

One night, while her husband is away for training, Sylvia becomes engulfed by her illusions and wakes her children in a hysterical fit. The children find themselves caught in an uninviting world as they try to determine where the illusions end and reality begins.

Dr. David Heyworth is a top heart surgeon grappling with his growing frustration with medicine, a restless wife, and a distant daughter leaving home for college. When a distraught woman comes to him for a second opinion about her ill husband, his life gets complicated.

His nemesis, Drew Shannon, is already treating the patient. Shannon, a cardiologist who’s also the hospital’s medical director, is the catalyst behind the widespread changes sweeping through the hospital. His stormy relationship with Shannon—plus a rumor that Heyworth may be ensnared in a federal crackdown on health-care fraud—threatens to compromise his ability to treat the patient as he judges necessary.

The choices Heyworth makes culminate in a surprising and unexpected way while sending shock waves through the lives of his wife and daughter, the patient and his wife, and the rival doctor.

Absorbing and suspenseful, Healer’s Twilight is a front-line drama about a common phenomenon in the managed-care era—the fraying of trust between doctors and patients, and the plight of the aging physician so fed up with his loss of autonomy and the growing hassles of practicing medicine that he has to get out to find peace.

A priest's brutal beating of Roland's best friend forces Harry to confront his past. Neither the police nor private attorneys will help the beating victim fight the powerful church. Faced with remaining silent and allowing the beating to go unpunished, or risking his newfound life by confronting his past, Harry chooses the later.

With Roland's help, Harry faces his own crimes and reclaims his license to practice law. So armed, he begins gathering evidence. Along the way he must battle a corrupt attorney who will do anything to protect the interests of his top paying client. But Harry perseveres, bringing the case to trial where a surprise witness links the Archbishop to the scandal.