Coastal Jury

Jury duty. The dreaded envelope and summons. It might mean a day or even a week or two taken away from your life unless it's for a Federal Grand Jury. In the Eastern District of Virginia, it means a year of service, three days per month, all done in absolute secrecy for some very good reasons. As Dawn and Casey Shaw are about to discover, there are crime figures who take a dim view of indictments. They consider avoiding them a serious business. Deadly serious. Some will stop at nothing to make sure they never get their day in court. Even multiple murders.

In Coastal Jury, one recently reformed man must now risk everything to help save both of the Shaws as well as the new woman in his life. Because he was the one who put them all in peril. This means exposing his own criminal past and likely ending up sending him to prison if he even survives. Sometimes, people with everything to lose can be more dangerous and deadly than those with nothing to lose at all. And "Rut" Rutledge is about to prove it.

As with all the other books in the best-selling Coastal Adventure Series by Don Rich, Coastal Jury can also be read as a stand-alone novel, and it's the author's favorite out of all his own books.