Henry Carter Hull

A beautiful librarian becomes involved with murder, intrigue, and a bumbling San Francisco detective after a hitchhiker plants a roll of microfilm in her purse.

Four friends--homicide inspector Lindsay Boxer, medical examiner Claire Washburn, assistant district attorney Jill Bernhardt, and crime reporter Cindy Thomas--team up to track down a killer who has been stalking newlyweds in San Francisco, but their investigation goes terribly wrong.

In 1880 San Francisco, twenty-seven-year-old lawyer Sarah Woolson finds herself sidestepping the law--and investigating a secret sex club--in order to prove the innocence of her first client, a young socialite accused of killing her abusive husband.

San Francisco homicide detective, Lindsay Boxer, is forced to return to work after just a week with her newborn baby when the chief of police calls her desperate for help with some baffling and terrifying murders.

Homicide chief Abe Glitsky and attorney Dismas Hardy work to make sure Ro Curtlee, convicted of raping and murdering a family housekeeper, is sent back to prison when he is released after serving ten years of his sentence, pending a new trial ordered by the appeals court under pressure from Curtlee's parents, owners of a major San Francisco newspaper.