The Molecule Man
by David Crigman
Price: $2.99 USD. 92500 words.
Published by North Highland Publishing on April 27, 2012. Fiction.
Naomi Nicholas, newly promoted QC, is retained for the Prosecution in the trial of a Government hatchet man whose acquittal is vital to the Home Secretary’s survival.
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David Crigman
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The Hangman's Fracture
by David Crigman
Price: $5.99 USD. 106990 words. Published by North Highland Publishing on April 26, 2012. Fiction.
A miscarriage of justice in the 1960s and its aftermath for those left behind creates a gripping story.
Price: $5.99 USD. 106990 words. Published by North Highland Publishing on April 26, 2012. Fiction.
A miscarriage of justice in the 1960s and its aftermath for those left behind creates a gripping story.
In Death We Trust
by David Crigman
Price: $3.99 USD. 121500 words. Published by North Highland Publishing on April 16, 2012. Fiction.
David Crigman's third novel in the trilogy finds the beautiful Naomi Nicholas QC appearing with her adversary, the imposing, bullying and brilliant Ronan Cadogan QC who will use every to win his case.
Price: $3.99 USD. 121500 words. Published by North Highland Publishing on April 16, 2012. Fiction.
David Crigman's third novel in the trilogy finds the beautiful Naomi Nicholas QC appearing with her adversary, the imposing, bullying and brilliant Ronan Cadogan QC who will use every to win his case.
What's Truth Got To Do With It?
by David Crigman
Price: $0.99 USD. 124950 words. Published by North Highland Publishing on February 3, 2012. Fiction.
When an intruder fatally stabs Paul Checkley and inflicts horrific injuries on his wife, the police are convinced that Gary Trevors is the culprit even though the evidence is flimsy and circumstantial.
Price: $0.99 USD. 124950 words. Published by North Highland Publishing on February 3, 2012. Fiction.
When an intruder fatally stabs Paul Checkley and inflicts horrific injuries on his wife, the police are convinced that Gary Trevors is the culprit even though the evidence is flimsy and circumstantial.