Mal Foley Books in Order
Part ofDavid J. Walker Books in OrderBrowse Mal Foley by David J. Walker in publication order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you choose your next read.
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Mal Foley books in publication order
4 books
Fixed in His Folly
by David J. Walker
1995
Chicago investigator Malachy Foley is hired by a politically ambitious lawyer to locate the son she placed for adoption decades earlier. Threats against him suggest more than a family reunion is at stake, drawing him into a violent vendetta involving corruption and concealed motives.
Half the Truth
by David J. Walker
1996
Mal Foley accepts a threatened woman's case at his estranged wife's urging and discovers the danger centers on her missing basketball-player brother. As murder and withheld information complicate the search, kidnappings force Mal toward a terrible choice between protecting his clients and sacrificing the man he found.
Applaud the Hollow Ghost
by David J. Walker
1998
Private investigator Mal Foley becomes involved in an assault case concerning a former high-school classmate. What appears to be a weak accusation develops into a confrontation with Chicago organized crime, forcing him to investigate beyond the evidence that first drew him toward his old acquaintance.
No Show of Remorse
by David J. Walker
2002
Mal Foley petitions to regain the law license he lost for protecting a client, refusing the remorse demanded by the court. Escalating threats suggest someone fears the hearing will uncover the truth about an old shooting, forcing him to pursue justice despite the consequences.
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