Single Jeopardy - Peter Sharp Legal Mystery #1    by Gene Grossman
Price: $9.99 USD. 85270 words. Published by Magic Lamp Press  on October 12, 2009. .
Peter Sharp isn't your usual type of attorney unless you consider getting divorced, disbarred, thrown out of your house, and disgraced, all usual for a practicing lawyer. In this first of the series, we join Peter while he tries to find out who framed him, why his wife threw him out, and how to make ends meet. He also gets involved in a ground-breaking case of Negligent Nymphomania.

Murder Under Way: Peter Sharp Legal Mystery #14    by Gene Grossman
Price: $9.99 USD. 28420 words. Published by Magic Lamp Press  on February 9, 2010. .
A man is found dead in his boat 15 miles off shore, shot in the head while making an emergency call. The Coast Guard boarded his boat and found his body. He was alone. The District Attorney’s office asks attorney Peter Sharp and his legal ward Suzi to assist them in determining if this was suicide or murder… and if murder, how it was accomplished

The Sherlock Holmes Caper: Peter Sharp Legal Mystery #15    by Gene Grossman
Price: $9.99 USD. 20730 words. Published by Magic Lamp Press  on March 18, 2010. .
In this 15th adventure in the series, Peter has no client to defend. Instead, he is being taunted by some strange clues that may lead to an upcoming crime. His ex-wife, the district attorney, has asked him to assist it determining whether or not the alleged clues will result in a crime, or are just the efforts of a prankster. Suzi's dog Bernie may have accidentally solved this case for everyone.

...Sorry, Wrong Number: Suzie B. Mystery #1    by Gene Grossman
Price: $2.99 USD. 31930 words. Published by Magic Lamp Press  on January 8, 2012. .
Besides being only 13 years old and less than 4 feet tall, Suzi's a computer genius, so she thinks it’s finally time for her to break away from solving crimes for her legal guardian attorney, and go out on her own… and boy does she ever do it in a big way, trying to trap a serial bombing murderer. Fasten your seat-belt for this story, because you'll need it for the ending as it zooms along