The Twisted Road by A. B. Michaels

 

Today, in the spotlight is A. B. Michaels' fabulous novel, The Twisted Road

As the city rebuilds itself after disaster, tensions simmer beneath the surface, and one man’s determination to do what is right may cost him everything…

✔️ A richly atmospheric historical mystery

✔️ Set in post-earthquake San Francisco, 1907

✔️ A principled English barrister navigating a hostile new city

✔️ Murder, labour unrest, and a justice system under pressure

✔️ Perfect for readers who enjoy history with intrigue and heart

Check out the blurb:

Jonathan Perris Can't Save His Clients

1907

Rising from the devastation of a massive earthquake and fire, San Francisco is once again on the move. But a strike by streetcar drivers threatens to halt the Golden City in its tracks. Protests turn to violence and violence leads to death. Soon a young guard is convicted of willfully killing a protester and the public is out for blood.

Jonathan Perris, an immigrant attorney from England, has opened a law firm with an eye toward righting wrongs, and the guard's conviction may fall into that category. But the talented barrister soon finds his newfound career shaken by a tragic event: the gruesome murder of the beautiful and mysterious Lena Mendelssohn-a woman he's been squiring around town. It's difficult to run a law firm when you've been arrested for murder.

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A native of California, A.B. Michaels holds masters’ degrees in history (UCLA) and broadcasting (San Francisco State University). After working for many years as a promotional writer and editor, she turned to writing fiction, which is the hardest thing she's ever done besides raising two boys. She lives with her husband and two spoiled dogs in Boise, Idaho, where she is often distracted by playing darts and bocce, learning pinochle, and trying to hit a golf ball more than fifty yards. Reading and travel figure into the mix, leading her to hope that sometime soon, someone invents a 25+ hour day. Her historical fiction series, “The Golden City,” explores America’s Gilded Age and its effect on characters, both actual and fictional, while her contemporary series, “Sinner’s Grove,” follows descendants of The Golden City as they navigate today’s equally treacherous waters. She is currently expanding both series.

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