Barbara Holloway Books in Order

Former lawyer Barbara Holloway is pulled back into practice when her father asks her to defend Nell Kendricks, accused of killing the husband who suddenly returned after years away. The case leads into missing years, buried secrets, and a legal fight Barbara cannot leave alone.

Barbara Holloway takes on the defense of Paula Kennerman, a battered woman accused of killing her young daughter and setting fire to a safe house. What looks open-and-shut becomes a fierce case about abuse, power, and who gets believed.

Barbara Holloway defends a man with the mind of a child after he is charged with murdering an Oregon senator. The case forces her to cut through politics, prejudice, and assumptions about guilt.

Barbara Holloway defends a man with the mind of a child after he is charged with murdering an Oregon senator. The case forces her to cut through politics, prejudice, and assumptions about guilt.

When a killing grows out of fear and long-standing damage, Barbara Holloway is drawn into a case where evil feels close and personal. The deeper she digs, the more the past refuses to stay buried.

Nurse Lara Jessup wakes to find her older husband dead in a van on a dangerous mountain road and herself at the center of suspicion. Barbara Holloway heads into a small Oregon town where too many people want the truth left alone.

Barbara Holloway agrees to defend a badly disfigured man accused of murdering his neighbor. When the case twists and another suspect emerges, she finds herself battling not only the prosecution but her own father in court.

A murder tied to a rehabilitation clinic pulls Barbara Holloway into a knot of family money, loyalty, and competing visions for the clinic's future. The clues are there, but the people involved make every answer harder to trust.

Barbara is hired through an anonymous patron to defend a gifted young pianist accused of murdering a piano-bar manager. As she investigates, a hidden past begins to explain why someone wants the wrong woman convicted.

What starts as an antique theft case for former pickpocket turned performer Wally Lederer soon darkens into something much bigger. Barbara Holloway has to look past appearances, old grudges, and stagecraft to see the real crime.

Trying to rest at a remote retreat, Barbara Holloway instead finds a battered woman, a terrified boy, and a trail leading to kidnapping and attempted murder. Before long, she is not just on the case, she is a suspect.

When controversial academic David Etheridge returns to Eugene and a state senator winds up dead, Barbara Holloway must defend him against both a new murder charge and an old unsolved one. Past and present start closing in at once.

Barbara Holloway tries to help Binnie Santos, a mute woman facing deportation, and soon uncovers a tangled history that reaches from Oregon to Belize and Haiti. Immigration trouble turns into a much larger story of corruption, violence, and survival.

Travis Morgan appears to have walked into his father's house and shot the wrong man in front of witnesses. Barbara Holloway takes the impossible case and finds that murder is only one part of a family history built on fear and control.

The death of a family matriarch and two brutal murders throw a successful nursery business into chaos. Defending the obvious suspect, Barbara Holloway must sort out secret wills, old greed, stolen art, and one very important mirror.