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Cass Jameson Books in Order

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Explore Cass Jameson by Carolyn Wheat in order, with short summaries and a guide to the books to help you choose where to start reading.

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Cass Jameson books in publication order

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6 books

1

Dead Man's Thoughts

by Carolyn Wheat

1983

Brooklyn defense attorney Cass Jameson dreams of leaving law for photography, until she discovers her boyfriend murdered. When the police investigation stalls, she pursues his killer herself and uncovers troubling secrets about the man she loved.

2

Where Nobody Dies

by Carolyn Wheat

1986

A lawyer’s unpopular client is murdered, leaving professional duties entangled with personal reasons to seek answers. The investigation draws Cass Jameson beyond the courtroom as she tries to discover who wanted the victim dead.

3

Fresh Kills

by Carolyn Wheat

1995

Cass Jameson reluctantly assists with what appears to be a routine adoption case. When the young birth mother she represents is murdered, the Brooklyn lawyer uncovers an illegal adoption operation and must follow its dangerous connections.

4

Mean Streak

by Carolyn Wheat

1996

When charismatic defense lawyer Matt Riordan faces bribery charges, he turns to former lover Cass Jameson for help. Her most prominent case becomes personally fraught, especially when one of his violent clients threatens more than his reputation.

5

Troubled Waters

by Carolyn Wheat

1997

Brooklyn lawyer Cass Jameson must defend her own brother against allegations that he murdered a federal agent while sheltering Vietnam-era draft evaders. Family loyalty collides with the demands of a case rooted in a politically charged past.

6

Sworn to Defend

by Carolyn Wheat

1998

Cass Jameson discovers disturbing truths while appealing a robbery conviction, then takes on a photographer’s abusive marriage. As both cases place vulnerable people in danger, her efforts to secure justice become a struggle to prevent further violence.

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