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Night Rain
This legal thriller addresses the real issues people must face in their daily walk with God--alcohol, sex, racial prejudice, dishonesty, and uncontrolled anger.
Double Take
Hilley portrays an intriguing slice of American culture with colorful and genuine characters in a rich and mysterious setting. The reader experiences the struggles of Mike Connolly as he seeks redemption from past mistakes and forges a new path.
Sober Justice
Life takes a dangerous turn when divorced, alcoholic attorney Mike Connolly is appointed to represent an indigent man accused of murdering the lawyer of a prominent plaintiff.
Electric Beach
Mike Connolly, a fifty-something attorney, is now a recovering alcoholic, divorced from his wife and estranged from his daughter. While researching a murder case, a string of clues takes him to a tanning salon that is a front for prostitution and pornography. Connolly presses on, moving deep into a world where negative forces slowly and subtly turn him back toward who he was before he turned his life around. Surrounded by deception, Connolly does not recognize what is happening until it's too late. Download the Readers' Guide.
The Deposition
Told in real time, The Deposition continues the story of Mike Connolly, the-down-and-out attorney you came to know in Joe Hilley's previous novels, Sober Justice, Double Take, and Electric Beach. This time, Mike's story is told through the eyes of his friends and his enemies. The woman he rescued from a life of prostitution. She has a lot to say, if she can stay alive long enough to say it. The lawyer who wants to make certain she never does. And the priest who won't talk even if it means losing his life. They're locked in a high-stakes race to see who lives to tell the dark secrets of men in powerful places, and who dies to keep them quiet. Features and Benefits Fifth book in the Mike Connolly series Fast-paced, well-written fiction told in real time Written in a style that keeps the reader turning pages
Other People, Other Places
A collection of short fiction from New York Times bestselling author Joe Hilley.
The Legend of Dell Briggers
Dell Briggers was born in Vidalia, Georgia--or so he said--and I believed him, too. When we were growing up, he was my best friend and we told each other everything. But then he died and at his funeral I learned he was actually from Hot Springs, Arkansas; that his father had never worked at a top secret Navy base; and that his mother had never even been to Hollywood ... much less acted in movies or been mentored by Tallulah Bankhead. So, after the funeral, I decided to find out who he really was. And that's where story begins. Using vivid characters, superb writing, and unforgettable stories, Joe Hilley brings us tales that read like a front porch conversation--gossip we've longed to know, questions we've wanted to ask, memories we've tried to forget. The Legend of Dell Briggers presents contemplative fiction at its finest.
Kipling Park
Allison, Phyllis, and Maureen, growing old in the midst of a pandemic, learn to face their fears and find that forgiveness and love really are the keys to a life of meaning and purpose, regardless of the circumstance.
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The Art Dealer's Wife
Jack Frazer is an award-winning New York journalist, but he's in a slump. And his wife is fed up with life in the big city. With his marriage in trouble, and his career stalled, Frazer is on the hunt for a big story that will turn things around. A friend suggests he investigate an art gallery where the deals seem too good to be true. At first, Frazer is reluctant-he isn't an art critic-then he meets the art dealer's wife and the story gets more interestingBefore long, Frazer is swept up in a dangerous web of intrigue and desire. A Russian mob boss using art as a means of laundering money. A holocaust survivor obsessed with recovering the family art collection that was stolen by the Nazis. And Truman Slater, a young artist, who just wants to survive. Their stories are on the path to a tragic collision and Frazer wants to write about it. But can he survive long enough to tell the tale, and will his wife be waiting for him when it's over? The art dealer's wife holds the key.
