Eighty books in, veteran author DeAnna Knippling still writes crime the way criminals think: fast, personal, and with a code all her own.
Thirty-one crimes. Thirty-one criminals who would argue law and justice serve different masters.
A teenage fixer takes payment in Nintendo cartridges. A doctor balancing a fentanyl patch against a brochure for Hawaii. A secretary who pulls a murder charge out of a pile of old tax returns and puts it back.
Every last one of them lives by a code of justice that goes outside the law.
One law. Thirty-one flavors of justice.
Ruthless, bittersweet crime fiction for readers who want to put a finger on the scales.