All Joe Brown wanted was peace and quiet. What he got was a murder case, a love triangle, and a gang of geriatric vigilantes. Welcome to Joe’s new normal.
Doug Bales didn’t just practice law — he survived it, sharpened by years in Florida courtrooms, conference rooms, and real estate deals gone sideways. A recovering attorney with a wicked sense of humor and a talent for storytelling, Doug now channels his war stories into wildly entertaining fiction where the only thing more colorful than his characters are the legal loopholes they stumble through. <More>
"I didn’t set out to write a murder mystery. I just started typing what I’d experienced, and someone ended up dead."
Bar-licensed, sunburned, and barely holding it together.
Turns out "just dinner" never ends well.
The only thing more dangerous than bylaws? Motives.
Step aside, Matlock...
the retirees have clues.
He's out of court, but not out of trouble.
Because of course it does.
"This is the author's best work to date! I am so proud of him!"
The Author's Mother
