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Reader praise for All Good Things and the Jack Hart mystery series: "Wow . . . T]his series is among the very best." "This is a page turner and I couldn't put it down ""A very promising debut to a mystery series in a very distinct place and time.""It's intriguing and fast paced - feels like you are right there with Jack Hart in the legal world."Jack Hart is a young attorney trying to escape a troubled past as he climbs the ladder at a big Seattle law firm. The demands and indignities of associate life have been softened by his interest in his mentor, Harmony Piper, granddaughter of the firm's founder. When Harmony disappears, Jack learns firm secrets and dangers that he could not have imagined - and may not survive.Set in 1990s Seattle, this first installment of the Jack Hart mystery series reflects a world before smartphones and constant connectivity, where a responsible and hardworking attorney says a cheerful goodbye to her colleague at midnight - and simply vanishes before morning. Now with book club discussion questions

What would you do if your best friend were charged with first-degree murder?Jack Hart and Harmony Piper are young civil litigators at a large Seattle law firm. They know they are in over their heads when their friend Mark is charged in a police-involved shooting. Jack and Harmony search for a defense for Mark while racial tension rips the city with riots and fast-tracks Mark's prosecution. Top brass in the Seattle Police Department and Mark's own father seem to have their own reasons for pushing for conviction.In this second installment of the Jack Hart mystery series, Jack's and Harmony's loyalty and legal skills are tested as never before.Reader praise for No Good Deed: "Great, Fantastic, Exciting""Such a twist, turn and twist again story""Couldn't put it down"Now with book club discussion question

"A deftly crafted and inherently riveting mystery in author Rosemary Reeve's outstanding 'Jack Hart' mystery series." - Midwest Book Review Seattle attorney Jack Hart is cleaning up the mess his long-lost father left behind. As he juggles his dad's polluting Bellingham paper mill, his dad's grand, empty house on Orcas Island, and his dad's other family, who may not be what they seem, Jack begins to suspect that his father may still be alive - but may want Jack dead. Now with book club discussion questions

"A thrilling read. . . . Highly recommended for anyone who loves legal mysteries with a good dose of humor and a great plot." Readers' Favorite "A woman doesn't kill herself when she's losing weight," said the court reporter. Or does she? Seattle attorney Jack Hart is defending his client's refusal to pay on a life insurance policy. Everything points to suicide, except that the young woman lost 50 pounds in the six months before she jumped or fell 10 stories to her death. Suicide, accident - or murder? This fourth installment of the Jack Hart mystery series takes Jack across charismatic Seattle neighborhoods in search of clues. From Capitol Hill to Ballard, from Queen Anne to the University District, Jack learns of a young woman who seemed almost deliberately self-effacing, someone people couldn't quite see. Someone that unobtrusive could overhear a lot of secrets - secrets that could get somebody killed. Now with book club discussion questions