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Chambers of Justice Books in Order

Chambers of Justice is a series of 6 books written by Craig Parshall.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Chambers of Justice books in publication order

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6 books

1

The Resurrection File

by Craig Parshall

2002

Grieving lawyer Will Chambers loses his place at a prestigious Washington firm and takes a reverend's libel case. What first appears to offer a fresh start draws him into a conspiracy threatening accepted beliefs about Christianity itself.

2

Custody of the State

by Craig Parshall

2003

Will Chambers defends a Georgia couple accused of harming their own child. Small-town secrets and powerful corruption complicate the case, forcing the attorney to confront intimidation and a government system that threatens to destroy the family.

3

The Accused

by Craig Parshall

2003

Will Chambers's honeymoon is interrupted by a terrorist kidnapping and new information about his first wife's murder. Defending a Marine colonel before an international court brings professional duty into conflict with his own temptation to seek revenge.

4

Missing Witness

by Craig Parshall

2004

An island inheritance depends on proving that a man accused centuries ago of serving Blackbeard was innocent. Will Chambers works through old records while a local power broker seeks the property and his pregnant wife wants to help.

5

The Last Judgment

by Craig Parshall

2005

Will Chambers defends a Christian convert accused of inciting violence, then confronts a far greater case after Jerusalem's Temple Mount is bombed. The client's claimed mission forces Will to examine evidence, religious conviction, and obligations to his family.

6

Trial by Ordeal

by Craig Parshall

2006

History professor Kevin Hastings hopes a Chicago property investment will improve his fortunes, but his buyer turns out to be a mob boss. Bad legal advice and escalating lawsuits leave him homeless, threatened, and dependent on an unconventional attorney.

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