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The Deposition
Columbia University law professor Linus Hampton has been accused of murdering his wife and New York socialite Ellen Hunt. The Hunt Family, one of the oldest and wealthiest families in the United States, use their own media conglomerate to expose Hampton daily in an effort to attain justice. Money must have been his motive. The prickly law professor stands to inherit hundreds of millions of dollars now that his wife is dead. Hampton must be sent to prison at all costs. Yet inexplicably, despite the onslaught by the Hunt Family, Hampton is acquitted at his murder trial. Double jeopardy applies, and while he cannot be retried in criminal court, the court of public opinion has a different verdic...
The Torch
A massive restaurant fire in the North End of Boston takes down an entire city block. Office buildings. Apartments. The death toll staggering. The suspected cause is arson. While the police and fire department conduct their investigations, the insurance company holding the paper on the restaurant executes a parallel investigation using Lisa Sheed, a private investigator in a small but sought-after firm. Only Lisa’s investigation uncovers much more than possible insurance fraud. The fire investigation leads to another case. And another. While simultaneously dealing with multiple personal crises, Lisa finds herself sucked into an underbelly that threatens not only her life, but the lives of her wife and friends. No one is safe. Time is ticking. Her entire world is on her shoulders. She must find the strength within herself to conquer unimaginable fears, bureaucratic red-tape, and the evil that threatens everything. The Torch is a heartbreaking, suspenseful, and insightful novel with twists and turns rivaling anything in the genre. A complex and compelling page-turner from a master storyteller. Scott Wellinger is at the very top of his cr
Ebb
Lara Myhre is a beautiful college senior and about to become the latest world musical sensation. Her abilities as a guitarist are only surpassed by the beauty of her voice. The world is about to fall in love with her. If she can be found. Once they realize she is missing, her parents alert both the Massachusetts State Police in Boston, but aren't taken seriously. College students go missing all of the time, they are told. They sometimes take a time-out or go away with friends. They will turn-up. Twenty-somethings don't always check in with their parents as often as they would prefer. Nor do their bodies often drift onto the shore of Gloucester. Warren Dennihan is a Boston Investigator hired by Lara's parents to find her, then to find out what happened to the world's favorite daughter once her body is found. The few clues left by the murderer lead to more bodies and more devastation in the wake of a birth-right. More lives short of their promise. More souls ebb out to oblivion.
Juror
The May trial of Chase Bromley grabbed the attention of not only Bostonians, but the entire country as well. While the Hernandez trial was garnering attention, and certainly the Marathon Bombing case in federal court a few doors down, the rape, torture, and murder of Sloane Nichols was in the national spotlight. The accused wasn't a professional athlete or on a terrorist watch list. Chase was, however, the son of the infamous billionaire and property developer Kenneth Bromley, which made him Boston Royalty. Nichols, the former girlfriend of the accused, had been murdered in her own apartment the previous fall. There was no sign of forced entry, meaning Nichols knew her killer. The forensic e...
Use It Up
Henry Devlin was born and raised in a troubled home just outside of Boston, Massachusetts. The love of his life, Katerine Bradar, lived at the bottom of the same street. He'd admired her from near and afar, yet life events kept them apart. Kat would go on to pursue a legal career on the opposite side of the country, while Henry's life and legal trajectory went in a different direction. Worlds apart, will the two ever reconnect? Or will they settle into other lives, other relationships? Will they continue to fight fate for what is meant to be, or will they rekindle a lost love that will last a lifetime? Follow Henry and Kat as they journey through lives spent together and apart, as life lives them, as time and love slowly slip away. As they find their true love and Use It Up.
Flight
In February 2015, a plane leaving Boston for Fort Lauderdale crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of South Carolina. Eight months later, the detritus from the crash and some of the human remains have been scraped off the bottom of the ocean, thus beginning the crux of the various investigations. In addition to the gaggle of federal agencies that are trying to piece together what happened to flight 4273 mid-flight, taking one hundred ninety-seven passengers and crew to a watery grave, the aerospace company that manufactured the plane is also trying to sort through the rubble. Lansing Aerospace, in trying to defend itself against a massive class-action lawsuit and billions of dollars ...
The Season For Moths
The Season For Moths is a work of historical fiction that spans more than eight decades. Scott Wellinger's compilation of four short stories, The Season For Moths is composed of tangentially interconnected, sequential storylines, set in the years from the end of Prohibition -- 1933 -- to 2016. Each story is deeply rooted in the times in which they take place, transporting the reader through the news, fashion and music, set as the backdrop for each narrative. In story one, Anglossa Cuprina, fourteen-year-old Cuprina Blohmkowski discovers her isolated world in St. Albans, Vermont, to be the northern hub of bootlegging -- a major revenue center for organized crime. Barritt "Bear" Kendrick, unde...
CRASH
Prison isn't someplace that anybody wants to be. As a New Hampshire criminal defense attorney, Jacob Grantes's job is to ensure his client's freedom. Charged with Vehicular Manslaughter, he finds himself incarcerated pending his trial. Grantes's friend and investigator from South Boston, Warren Dennihan, is searching for some piece of evidence that will mitigate the attorney's guilt. Only Grantes was blackout drunk. He cannot remember anything about the crash that night, he is of no help to the investigator, Deni. Grantes's only interest is to get back to his wife and young child. As the day of the trial draws near, as the investigation moves forward, increasingly less about the case makes any sense. What seemed originally to be a simple yet horrific drunk driving incident, turns out to be a cross-country search for the truth. Both the imprisoned attorney and Deni must brace themselves for another crash.
