Mark M Bello Books in Order

A mother hires struggling attorney Zachary Blake after discovering a priest has abused her sons. Their lawsuit confronts a powerful church organization determined to suppress the allegations, while Blake's personal problems threaten his ability to pursue justice.

After witnessing the murder of a white supremacist connected to attacks on a mosque, a Muslim woman becomes the suspect. Attorney Zachary Blake defends her as political hostility and anti-immigrant sentiment place increasing pressure on the case.

Police captain Jack Dylan pursues a white supremacist planning a deadly gas attack, then faces prosecution after going outside official channels. Zachary Blake investigates what happened as he prepares to defend Dylan in a Michigan courtroom.

A white police officer fatally shoots a Black driver during a traffic stop, and video of the killing divides a Michigan community. The victim's widow turns to Zachary Blake to challenge the authorities and seek accountability.

A bullied student's school shooting devastates Zachary Blake's Michigan community and harms his own family. Seeking justice for the victims, Blake investigates how the teenager obtained weapons and confronts politically powerful figures attempting to conceal their involvement.

On the eve of his bar mitzvah, thirteen-year-old Zachary Blake hears his grandfather's account of imprisonment at Auschwitz. Memories of forced labor, unexpected alliances, and an escape plan shape Zack's understanding of responsibility to future generations.

Zachary Blake's firm helps immigrant parents separated from their American-born children by detention authorities. A parallel crisis involving a family kidnapped in Syria draws the lawyer into efforts to reunite loved ones across political and national barriers.

Twenty years after an assault, Hayley Larson learns that the man responsible has been nominated to the Supreme Court. With Zachary Blake's help, she challenges his advancement while facing a determined opponent with powerful political support.

Jack arrives at school happy and hopeful, but bullying over his biracial identity leaves him isolated and afraid. His story invites children and adults to recognize prejudice, seek help, and build belonging through empathy, courage, and kindness.

Recipes passed down through the Blake and Lewin families preserve traditional Jewish cooking alongside memories of the people who shared it. The collection connects everyday meals with family identity, continuity, and traditions sustained across generations despite adversity.

A conservative broadcaster becomes the chief suspect after her congressman husband is brutally murdered. Hospitalized in a catatonic state, she cannot assist her defense, leaving Zachary Blake and his investigators to challenge the evidence against her.

Retired judge Rosaline Maxwell investigates after a law professor is murdered and her closest friend becomes the leading suspect. Small-town secrets, campus politics, and anonymous threats complicate her efforts to clear him before the killer strikes again.