Books by Lis Wiehl
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review 1: Mia Quinn is on the telephone with a fellow attorney when she hears a noise and the line goes dead. The other attorney has just been shot in the basement of her home. Mia is just back to work in the King County prosecutor's office after the death of her husband. She is up to h...
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review 1: This is the story about how keeping secrets ruins an innocent man's life. I love the concept of finding an old photo and weaving a story around it. Lis Wiehl has such a unique background, that it is almost obvious this is the story she would write. I was frustrated, though, by ...
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review 1: This is the first book in a trilogy. The main character is a forensic psychologist with the DA's department in a town in New York. She gets involved in the case of a teenage girl's murder in a ritualistic manner in the woods during a drinking party. She teams up with an ex-pro fo...
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review 1: This book is part of a series (the Triple Threat - which is similar to the Woman's Murder Club). While I found the plot good and it had lots of twists and turns and touched on more than a few issues - wife beating, stalking, inappropriate relations between senators and pages, th...
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review 1: This book gets it's name from this intensive mostly conservative radio talk show host, that stands up for the underdog but tends to offend many. His name is Jim Fate with the program Hand of Fate who is murdered by opening a package with poisonous gas inside. The three main chara...
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review 1: I'm so glad that I discovered Lis Wiehl! This is the third book in her Triple Threat series, all of which I've been able to download for free to my Kindle from my library. While I've enjoyed the other two quite a bit, I think I liked this one even more. Or maybe I'm just reall...
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review 1: I've enjoyed every book in this series. There are four books altogether and this is the final book. I am giving it four stars because I don't feel it was quite as good as the other three. This one felt a little forced in places and not quite as suspenseful as the others. It took ...
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review 1: An amazing end to the trilogy that does not disappoint. With a shocking twist at the beginning the entire gang is back and ready to take on evil once and for all...with a little help from above. The only bad thing I can say about this entire series is that this is the final book....
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review 1: This was an enjoyable read. I was a little put off to find that it is the second book in a series (I hadn't read the first), but it really stands alone. Not a bad book — a bit of courtroom drama, an accidental death that might be a murder, a dead husband who turns out not to have...
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review 1: Just found my new favorite quote from this book. (Paraphrased some because I didn't write it down at the time): --about Jim Fate. "He died a hero. He would have liked that. Except for the dying part."Another crime mystery that is not full of low class language and private mome...
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review 1: From Goodreads:Elizabeth Avery could easily be the girl next door. But what she has planned will make your blood run cold.At first glance, the crimes appear random. Arson. Theft. Fraud. Murder. But these are more than random crimes. They’re moves in an increasingly deadly game. A...