Alaskan Legal Books in Order
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Alaskan Legal books in publication order
4 books
Alaskan Legal
by Dave Daren
2021
Alaskan attorney Reese Brooks travels to an isolated Arctic community to defend a man accused of murder. Facing hostility toward outsiders and uncertain local authority, he must untangle lies and hidden relationships while pursuing justice in an environment where danger extends beyond the courtroom.
Alaskan Legal 2
by Dave Daren
2022
Defending an Iditarod musher against a genetics company’s pressure draws Reese Brooks into a fight over the client’s breeding business. A subsequent murder arrest opens another front, forcing the Alaskan lawyer to confront commercial exploitation and criminal charges at the same time.
Alaskan Legal 3
by Dave Daren
2025
Reese and his paralegal represent a woman planning a luxury retreat on inherited Kodiak Island land, angering hunters and local residents. A generations-old secret reveals that the property dispute conceals a more dangerous struggle, with both sides seeking something worth killing for.
Alaskan Legal 4
by Dave Daren
2026
A plagiarism dispute brings Reese Brooks into the art world, where his client’s former mentor soon dies under suspicious circumstances. With public opinion already convinced of the artist’s guilt, Reese searches for the truth and finds himself increasingly targeted as the case develops.
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