Fortuitous Justice

Fortuitous Justice is a sequel to Kadella book 12 Twisted Justice. Fortuitous Justice picks up where Twisted ended. It is a "standalone" novel. If you have not read Twisted Justice it is suggested you should but it is not necessary. If you have read Twisted Justice it would be wise to review it to bring yourself up to date. Burt Chayson, political fixer and local conduit between the legitimate and illegitimate worlds of the Twin Cities has been...
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Fortuitous Justice is a sequel to Kadella book 12 Twisted Justice. Fortuitous Justice picks up where Twisted ended. It is a "standalone" novel. If you have not read Twisted Justice it is suggested you should but it is not necessary. If you have read Twisted Justice it would be wise to review it to bring yourself up to date.
Burt Chayson, political fixer and local conduit between the legitimate and illegitimate worlds of the Twin Cities has been found dead in his car. The hose from his exhaust to the interior of the car make it look like an apparent suicide. A closer examination reveals Burt had help committing suicide making his death a homicide.
Hope Slade, the beautiful head of a clandestine club of bored housewives turned prostitutes, ex-NFL cheerleaders, having driven the drunken Burt Chayson home that evening, is accused of his murder. Hope goes to Marc Kadella to represent her insisting she is innocent and was set up. Marc and his gang of usual suspects dedicate themselves to Hope's case. Led by the beautiful, dangerous and dedicated Maddy Rivers, they come up with a multiple list of SODDI candidates, for the title Some Other Dude Did It to manufacture reasonable doubt. Along the way will be the normal twists and turns of the case and the surprise ending as to who is the guilty party.