I had a hard time figuring out what was happening at the beginning of this legal thriller because I had never heard of shadow juries. Didn't know what they were. Once I understood more about that, the read was enjoyable.Though its purpose is to entertain, and it does that well, the book also sh...
13 For judgment is without mercy to one who has shown no mercy. Mercy triumphs over judgment — James 2:13 Randy Singer knows how to spin a mystery. As a trial attorney, he gets us inside some of the fine points of “legalize” and brings court room scenes to life. As a Christian, he is a master ...
I have read/listened to other legal “thrillers” by Singer, attorney, author, and also a pastor. He is never preachy, but you will know he is a Christian author as he subtly balances the crime drama with his exploration of Christian themes—in this case one being a man’s quest for redemption for pa...
In the face of injustice, one person committed to a holy cause can make a difference. This is the story of how one lawyer, confronted with the martyrdom of a Christian missionary, stands up to injustice despite seemingly insurmountable odds. In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, two American missionaries are ...
A Yuletide free-for-all. It starts innocently enough in the town square of Possum, Virginia. But it ends up as a spectacular national scandal: Can a federal judge outlaw Christmas? Thomas Hammond and his wife play Joseph and Mary in the annual live nativity scene in their hometown. But a federa...
A Page-Turning Courtroom Thriller By Award-Winning Author Randy Singer. Thomas and Theresa Hammonds believe in tough love and old-fashioned discipline. They do not believe in doctors. When their controversial religious practices lead to personal tragedy, however, the Hammonds face heartbreaking ...
It was his most traditional outfit. Old school. He normally reserved that suit for his rare appearances in federal court.On Sunday morning, he donned the suit and slipped on a pair of black loafers. He’d once owned a pair of wingtips, but they were so uncomfortable that he’d tossed them two weeks...
She recrossed her legs—right over left, trying to get comfortable on the hard wooden benches. David Hoffman’s preliminary hearing was scheduled toward the end of the day’s docket; first, she had been forced to sit through several other routine cases, including the painful exercise of watching Isa...
Like any young lawyer, I always got nervous before an important case. But this was different. I was so jittery I could hardly concentrate or get anything done. Part of it was my certainty that Tate would figure out a way to inject the information about Judge Snowden and my father into the case. E...