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Justice for Some is an impressive series kickoff novel by E.H. George. This first book in The Chicago Law Series introduces the reader to the generational legal families, the Kepley's and the Roberts'. Lindsey Roberts is an assistant state's attorney trying to put her life in order. For more than ten years in the second largest prosecutor's office in the nation, the beautiful, intelligent attorney has seen it all - so she thinks.The star prosecutor has just lost the highest profile case of her career. Not twenty-four hours later she barely escapes a car explosion that leaves her the scion of one of the most respected law firms in Chicago.Her love life is filled with passion and seduction but lacks love and commitment. With her professional future in question and her personal life in shambles, she has important choices to make.Mystery and romance weave a gripping tale in this thriller. Interesting supporting characters wind through chapters like a warm breeze on a summer day. Twists and turns will keep you turning the pages.

The perfect man for me is the one who broke my heart. #thanksbutnothanksOnce bitten.Twice shy.Yeah, I wish.I'm on a mission to find myself a nice, solid, respectable man. The only problem is nice, solid, and respectable comes in a meh package and is B-O-R-I-N-G as hell.It's been established. I have one type. Bad Boy. I tried the other flavors, I really did. But there's nothing like the allure of a man who takes what he wants without apology.As if my love life isn't dramatic enough, Dean Bennett walks into my life again thinking he's going to win me back with his charm and charisma. He might come in a different package, but under that expensive suit he's still the same cocky, arrogant, pompous prick who only cares about numero uno.I'm not that naïve young girl anymore so I have to ignore the fact that the way he looks at me practically sets my panties on fire.Everyone deserves a second chance to right a wrong. The problem? He's not just an ex-boyfriend...He's my ex-husband.Note to readers: This book was previously titled Afternoon Delight (Charity Case #2).

Fate has sent me a charming, sexy, hot-as-hell lawyer who knows how to negotiate his way into my panties. Great, right? Too bad he was the best man at my wedding.I didn't swear off all men after my divorce, but I sure as hell swore off anyone remotely like my ex. On the top of that list? Attorneys. Everyone knows they can't be trusted.Been there.Done that.Burned the T-shirt.Now that I've moved back into my childhood home in Chicago, my focus is my daughter, my mom and me. I haven't given up on finding my happily-ever-after; it's just on hold-indefinitely. Yup, life is in a real upswing.Then I see Reed Warner again, and I'm reminded of all my past mistakes. I push him away, but somehow, he weasels his way into every part of my life, not willing to take no for an answer.In spite of my better judgment I can't stop thinking about the way his designer suits fit his muscular frame, or the way his blue eyes seem to eat me up with every glance. Reed is like the equivalent of a chocolate éclair and my willpower is fading fast. I never was good at depriving myself of life's guilty pleasures.Note to readers: This book was previously titled Manic Monday (Charity Case #1).

The perfect man for her is the one she hates most. #gofigureDating is hard.Dating in your thirties is even harder.Dating in Chicago is harder still.I haven't given up on finding my happily-ever-after, but in the age of swiping right and Netflix and chill, I'm wondering if everything is as temporary as my marriage turned out to be.Truth is, there is one guy I can't get my mind off of.Roarke Baldwin has salt and pepper hair I've dreamed of running my hands through and I'm pretty sure that if I checked he really does have a six pack of abs underneath his suit. And I've always wondered what that stubble on his face would feel like between my thighs.The problem? He's the one man I hate more than my ex-husband...His divorce attorney.Note to readers: This book was previously titled Happy Hour (Charity Case #3).