Free Download | Blood and Bone | William Lashner

A ghost of a murdered man. Unresolved father-son friction. Plus a scandal that could destroy a senator's career. This is a Philadelphia cold case that Lily Rush would sink her teeth into, but this is fiction not TV. The protagonist of this tale is Kyle Byrne, a former star ballplayer and now a slacker who spends his time playing Xbox and hanging out with his equally directionless friends. He's been seeing his supposedly dead father for years, but this time, with the murder of his father's former law partner, he reappears, this time able to communicate. He begins to search for a certain key file and in doing so, winds up with killers on his tail.

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Free Download | Bitter Truth | William Lashner

A stained legal career spent defending mob enforcers, two-bit hoods, and other dregs of humanity has left Philadelphia lawyer Victor Carl jaded and resentful -- until a new client appears to offer him an escape and a big payday. Caroline Shaw, the desperate scion of a prominent Main Line dynasty, wants him to prove that her sister Jacqueline's recent suicide was, in fact, murder before Caroline suffers a similar fate.

It is a case that propels Carl out of his courtroom element and into a murky world of fabulous wealth, bloody family legacies, and dark secrets. Victor Carl would love nothing more than to collect his substantial fee and get out alive. But a bitter truth is dragging him in dangerously over his head, and ever closer to the shattering revelation that the most terrifying darkness of all lies not in the heart of a Central American jungle...but in the twisted soul of man.

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Free Download | A Killer's Kiss | William Lashner

Killer's Kiss is William Lashner's seventh Victor Carl novel, and it's one of his best. This time Carl is caught in the middle of the murder of his ex-fiance's husband. Is he being set up by her or does she really want to rekindle their old flame? Carl isn't sure. It looks like he has lots of reasons to want her husband dead. As usual, Lashner keeps the reader guessing as he unravels the mystery. In the book's final scene, he masterfully pulls together all the major players and explains everything. Except for one small section, the book moves briskly.

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