Seven months after the election, a box of complaints nobody wanted lands on Lori Buchanan’s desk.A ballot-paper delivery that ran four hours late. A traffic light that stayed stupid all afternoon. A surge price that tripled outside a hospital. Three counties, three states, no connection—each with a complete, boring, innocent explanation. Every honest person involved would swear nothing happened.They’d be telling the truth. That’s the problem.Lori is...

Elias Voss is fifty-eight, a former financial-fraud examiner who spent three decades reading ledgers for the lie hidden at the bottom of the page — until an AI system called ARGUS did his job faster and the firm let him go. After a harrowing winter (the events of Thirty Years of Tuesdays and The Room Above the Flowers), he has built something out of the wreckage: a free Saturday clinic in a donated room above a flower wholesaler, where he teaches ordinary...

On a Wednesday at 6:47 AM, a transport van arrives at Renée Hartwell’s apartment in Detroit and takes her away on the authority of a court order signed the previous afternoon by a judge no one in her family has ever heard of. The order is supported by an algorithmic score of seventy-three out of one hundred, generated by a vendor whose name has appeared on no one’s lease, no one’s prescription bottle, no one’s tax return.Three days later, her older sister Cynthia — sixty-eight, ret...

When the San Andreas fault ruptures in 2028, a city of thirteen million discovers that its emergency infrastructure — four hundred autonomous drones, a recovery algorithm, a public-private partnership with Aegis-Liability Insurance Group — is running the same four-tier triage system Gideon drew on vellum in a Century City basement the winter after Northridge. Same zip codes. Same lines. Same math. Different century.On the west side of the 710 freeway: full power, working streetligh...

At dawn, in a village above the clouds, a six-year-old girl kneels in a dead field, trying to salvage a potato that was engineered to rot. By nightfall the village is burning, and Dr. Sarah Jensen — anthropologist, former Army intelligence, witness — is running for her life with the only proof that the famine was designed.The design has a name: Project Chimera. Its engine is NQ, a supercomputer buried in Nevada bedrock that has quietly assembled behavioral, medical, and genetic pro...

Thirty Years of Tuesdays is a literary thriller set in contemporary Detroit about Elias Voss, a fifty-eight-year-old Black fraud investigator who is displaced by AI on the same day his daughter becomes the target of a deepfake extortion syndicate running off leaked military technology. Fired by ARGUS — the AI platform that clears his four-month Mettler case in seven minutes — and simultaneously denied a bridge loan by a proprietary credit-scoring algorithm, Elias finds himself outside ever...

Now available in one volume, the first three full-length novels in the USA TODAY bestselling Sasha McCandless legal thriller series.IRREPARABLE HARMSkillful plotting, surprising twists, and a cracking pace keep readers turning the pages in this gripping legal thriller. Downloaded by more than one million readers!Attorney Sasha McC...

Skillful plotting, surprising twists, and a brisk pace keep readers turning the pages in this gripping debut from a USA Today bestselling author, the first entry in a long-running series. Downloaded by more than two million readers!Attorney Sasha McCandless has one ambition: Make partner at the best firm in town. Then a plum assignment plunges her into a world of deceit and danger.When a commercial flight crashes, killing everyone on board, she's t...

Paterson, New Jersey’s favorite reluctant lawyer Andy Carpenter returns in Dog Day Afternoon, the next mystery in this fan favorite series from National Bestselling Author David Rosenfelt.Retired lawyer Andy Carpenter has run the Tara Foundation—the dog rescue organization named after his beloved golden retriever—for years. It's always been his calling, even as Andy's pulled into representing clients in court. His investigator, Marcus Clark, has been at An...

It is spring of 2012. A brilliant, young law student is found dead in Virginia Beach and Press is not happy. Murder in his town always makes him unhappy. He'd much rather he was put out of business.This case becomes very convoluted. One murder after another has led to today. But, there is great danger in this for Press and the other cops involved.This isn't just any young man. No, his father is the lawyer for no less than four mob families. Unusual, to say the least! Danger...

"Rachel's fans will enjoy her latest case, which highlights the consequences of greed as well as the abilities of the disabled." — BooklistAs St. Louis attorney Rachel Gold knows firsthand, the demands of the profession can take a toll on young lawyers. Some turn to drugs, some give up the job and occasionally one gives up altogether. According to the medical examiner, Sari Bashir belongs in the latter category. After she fell from the eighth floor of the ...

A Scientific American Favorite Book of 2025The riveting story of the McKissack family—the founders of the leading Black design and construction firm in the United States, from its beginnings in the mid-1800s to its thriving status today—in a moving celebration of resilience and innovation.Captured in his native West Africa and enslaved on American shores by a North Carolina plantation owner, Moses McKissack I began to build his way...