Allison Parker Mystery Series

As Sick as Our Secrets is a gripping legal mystery that shows just how far some folks are willing to go to keep their secrets from being discovered by outside eyes. The story follows a successful young attorney named Allison Parker as she tries to get to the bottom of the mysterious circumstances surrounding a case from which she was unexpectedly removed.

Who is the woman whose dismembered body has been discovered in a field outside Ft. Charles, Alabama? When fingerprints identify the woman as a New Orleans prostitute, Sheriff Trowbridge hires P.I. Frank Martin and attorney Allison Parker to assist in the subsequent investigation. After a second murder occurs, and authorities fear a serial killer, Allison calls on her FBI contact Jake Cleveland for assistance.

Crackerjack trial lawyer Allison Parker teams up with her friend Detective Frank Martin once again. Only now, the two pros, along with the county sheriff, Toby Trowbridge, are investigating an attempt on Frank's life. Although Frank survived the horrific shooting, he has no recollection of the event. With Frank's memory out of commission, the sleuths turn to the detective's open cases to determine whether they hold any clues to possible suspects.

Fifteen months after the death of her husband, Judge Jim Kaufman, young lawyer Allison Parker takes on her first case in her husband’s old courtroom. The case pits Parker against her legal nemesis, Jack Striker. Meanwhile, FBI agent Jake Cleveland informs private investigator Frank Martin and local sheriff Toby Trowbridge of a possible terrorist cell operating in Alabama. Under the name Operation War Eagle, Cleveland and a team of experts - including Swedish entrepreneur and ex-CIA operative Wolf Johanssen - begin an undercover mission to identify and infiltrate the terror cell.

Wolf Johannsen left the killing business years ago. Settled into the sleepy Southern town of Ft. Charles, Alabama, the Swedish national runs his international consulting business remotely, traveling to Europe only as business dictates. Life is good. In a serious relationship with Allison Parker, a beautiful widow and mother of two, Wolf allows himself to hope that a normal life can still be his. But, Wolf has forgotten one important thing, something he was warned about when he entered the covert life, and something he was reminded about when he left the Agency.

Over the past five years, Allison Parker has survived a serial killer, an attempted murder, a terrorist attack, and an international assassin. How could agreeing to investigate the claims of a confidential informant possibly be dangerous? Answer: When the confidential informant is the little sister of convicted murderer and prison kingpin J.T. Begley. Seizing the opportunity to ensure inside protection for her brother Rice, Allison agrees to take the case.