Longhorn Law Books in Order
Part ofDave Daren Books in OrderBrowse Longhorn Law by Dave Daren in reading order, with short summaries for each book and a clear title list to help you find a starting point.
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Longhorn Law books in publication order
5 books
Longhorn Law
by Dave Daren
2021
Young attorney Archer Landon opens a Texas practice hoping to establish his reputation. Seeking justice for his clients brings him into conflict with powerful political interests, testing his idealism and exposing him to deadly opposition.
Longhorn Law 2
by Dave Daren
2021
Archer Landon challenges a sheriff who seized an innocent person's family heirloom after raiding the wrong home. Recovering the property means confronting a corrupt local system willing to fight him inside and outside the courtroom.
Longhorn Law 3
by Dave Daren
2021
Attorney Archer Landon takes an immigration case that threatens the future of his young firm. Human trafficking, corruption, and murder lead him toward powerful people determined to keep the truth hidden.
Longhorn Law 4
by Dave Daren
2021
Archer Landon defends a client accused of fixing University of Texas football games. As public outrage mounts, the case exposes a wider gambling network involving influential boosters who will kill to protect their interests.
Longhorn Law 5
by Dave Daren
2021
Businessman Sam Higgins targets Archer Landon’s firm with a wrongful death lawsuit and physical intimidation. When his threats reach an innocent child, Archer must protect those around him while confronting the man determined to control him.
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