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DEADLY REDEMPTION is the 10th and latest entry in Warren C. Easley’s mystery series featuring small-town lawyer Cal Claxton. According to Jeffrey Siger, the internationally bestselling author of the Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis series, the book has “a never-saw-it-coming ending resolving long-haunting memories and guilt.
Say goodbye to Sherlock and hello to Kurt Wallander, Guido Brunetti, and more. | By MacKenzie Stuart While we love Sherlock Holmes as much as the next mystery fan—promise—sometimes you want to dive into a bold new case of contemporary detective fiction. For one thing, there’s an added layer of complexity to mysteries set in the present, where advanced technology affects every aspect of an investigation.
When sculptor Angela Wingate walks into Cal Claxton’s pro-bono law office in downtown Portland to ask him to look into the hit-and-run death of her mother, he finds himself entangled in an urban development scheme that could cost him his practice and perhaps his life. Angela is the adopted daughter of the late Margaret Wingate, a socially prominent activist who was run down on her morning jog in her upscale Portland neighborhood a few months earlier.
When a young woman walks into Caffeine Central, Cal Claxton's law office in downtown Portland, he has no idea that agreeing to help her will turn his life upside down. That’s the intriguing premise of MOVING TARGETS, the sixth installment in Warren C. Easley’s mystery series starring the former Los Angeles prosecutor turned small-town lawyer.
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