Joel Goldman

Final Judgment: a Lou Mason Thriller Joel Goldman

Publisher Marketing: A shtikel mazel iz vert merer vi a ton gold - a Yiddish proverb that means "a little bit of luck is better than a ton of gold." But when you find a dead man wrapped in plastic in the trunk of you Cadillac, you need more than a little luck. Much more. Avery Fish is on trial for mail fraud, but he didn't commit murder. In fact, he has absolutely no clue how a decapitated, plastic wrapped body ended up in the trunk of his caddy. Sexy, brilliant attorney Lou Mason has known Fish for years. Hell, they went to the same synagogue. Fish may be a gonif, a Yiddish term meaning thief, but he was no murderer. The victim, already looking like an extra in a bad zombie movie, is identified as a defendant in a sexually charged lawsuit. Mason has to team up with a sharply intelligent federal agent from his past - a stunner with a hidden agenda who may be playing some serious head games of her own. Final Judgment delivers Mason at his wise-cracking, brilliant best. Get your copy today for a thrill ride that just won't quit! This action-packed story will consume your imagination and keep you riveted with white-knuckle intensity right to the shocking end. Goldman cleverly weaves a serious tale of murder, fraud, betrayal, and, yes, sexually charged prose. Get your copy of Final Judgment now - the fifth book in the riveting Lou Mason thriller series. If you like to romp through the pages of authors like Turow, Kellerman, Fairstein, and Childs, you won't want to miss Final Judgment. "A page-turner of the highest caliber." Michael Connelly, Best Selling Crime Author Don't miss the other 4 books in the Lou Mason Thriller Series: Motion to Kill, The Last Witness, Cold Truth, and Deadlocked. Still wanting more? Try the 3 riveting Jack Davis Thrillers and the first Alex Stone Thriller. You'll need to clear your schedule because you won't want to put these books down! Contributor Bio:  Goldman, Joel I'm in my fifth decade as a fourth generation Kansas Citian. I spent twenty-eight years as a trial lawyer and plan to spend at least as many as a writer. I started writing when one of my law partners complained about another and I suggested we write a murder mystery, kill the SOB off in the first chapter and spend the rest of the book figuring out who did it. So I did. Read the rest of the story on my website at www.joelgoldman.com.