Assumed Innocent

The president of the Orange Grove Homeowners Association is murdered and there are plenty of suspects - in fact everyone who lives in Orange Grove. Attorney Brent Marks thinks he is dealing with a routine foreclosure defense until his client is implicated in the murder and calls upon Brent to defend her. Brent is not normally a criminal defense attorney, but takes the case because he believes he is dealing with an innocent client. To make matters worse, another client's destiny is about to cross their path. Is Brent's client really innocent or guilty? This crime thriller rocketed to the top of these best seller lists: #1 Hot new legal thriller #1 pulp thriller Discover what critics say about this courtroom drama: "HOA Wire successfully weaves crime and courtroom to such a degree that the unexpected conclusion comes as both a successful, logical outcome and as a real surprise. With its real insights on HOA processes and neighbor disputes, HOA Wire is a deft exploration of attorney-client ethics on the line, and is crime thriller/courtroom drama writing at its best." Midwest Book Review "A combination of courtroom drama and crime, it's full of twists and turns and a very surprising ending. It's an intriguing story, going in a different direction at every corner."- Reader's Favorite "Crime, betrayal, thought-provoking questions related to ethics and morality – this novel has everything it needs to become a must-read for any lover of true crime literature."- Top Books Worth Reading "Eade is brilliant when it comes to creating complicated, intriguing stories that end in mind-blowing surprises, and some have said that his novels will remind readers of John Grisham, proving that Kenneth Eade deserves to be on the same lists with the world's greatest thriller authors."-I Publisher News "This is part of series, however totally stands on its own. It's a great murder mystery"-InD Tale Magazine Discover what other readers already know about this murder mystery: "One thing you shouldn't do, you shouldn't assume the case is over...until the book ends! I was frustrated, knowing something was not handled... But, what a cool, significant twist to bring about justice! The ending was worth my frustration just to see this savvy lawyer...do it all! Highly recommended." - Glenda "Kenneth Eade did a fantastic job at keeping the true villain hidden until the end of the book. Worth reading."Joshua John "Very good courtroom drama involving a homeowners association. I read it in two sittings, separated by Thanksgiving Day. As a former HOA President I was expecting to be filled with outrage at the author for slandering us, but I found I agreed entirely with his take on out of control HOAs."Vaughn Hopkins "Excellent thriller story with a plot that educates at the same time . Home ownership and problems of home ownership associations , very enlightening."Sue M. "Kenneth Eade is a master storyteller. This is the fourth of his novels that I have read and enjoyed every single one." Pat Suit "I like legal thrillers so the story kept my interest enough that I'll pick up the first two in the series." Invisigoth