Loose Ends / Mind Tricks

Loose Ends: Jail house lawyers -- translate that as -- convicts -- trying to prove their innocence, are almost as numerous as there are inmates in prisons. And their claims of innocence are worth just about --nothing. But when a trained, accredited psychologist, who is a convicted murderer serving his own life sentence, claims that his cellmate has been framed for a homicide -- Will Jonas decides to listen. Will spent thirty years as a homicide detective with the Los Angeles Police Department, plus the last six years as a private investigator. And as he digs into this case, Will finds that not only has the convict been framed, but the framing has been done by high level officials in city government. The surprising reason why they did it. And how Will brings them down, provides a high-speed read to Justice. Mind Tricks: Not all the bad guys look like bad guys. Will Jonas know this, having spent thirty years as a homicide detective with the Los Angeles Police Department, plus seven years as a private investigator. In MIND TRICKS, Will comes up against the sister of an LAPD police captain. She's scamming an insurance company for a million dollar payoff because of the supposed murder of her husband. And then there's the hi-tech scientist who decides to kill Will in order to safeguard his secret love affair with another scientist. And how about the corporate entrepeneur who takes pleasure in grinding down his employees, almost to the point of suicide? True. None of them look like bad guys. But they are. And Will knows how to catch 'em.