Circumstantial Evidence

Circumstantial Evidence is a dark tale of murder, obsession, and loss.

In 1957, Brenda Stern disappeared. Her grief-stricken father uses his influence to railroad her timid boyfriend into a life sentence in prison, but Harold Bender didn’t kill Brenda, and he believes she is still alive. Fifty years after he is sentenced, Harry asks his attorney, a retired prosecutor, to find her. Jonah Gordon didn’t believe Harry killed Brenda, either, but his inexperience led him to make poor choices in his defense of Harry so when his former client asks for his help, Jonah agrees to search for Brenda. His search leads him to a small town in Alaska, where Harry’s old friend, Gary, lives. Jonah never liked Gary, but what Jonah discovers about the former “greaser” shakes the small town of Gold Crest, Alaska to its very core.

WARNING - This book is meant for adults. It contains language and situations the author hasn't used in previous works.