Mahogany Row (The Mahogany Row Murders #1)

Attorney Mark McCoy has a credibility problem. Everyone, including his lawyer, thinks he murdered his boss. He had motive, opportunity and no alibi. His only chance is to remain a fugitive and prove his innocence. Not an easy task with a relentless detective, a killer and a Goliath law firm out to take him down. The body count rises as he uncovers dark and sinister secrets about his kinky boss, his loyal girlfriend, and his white shoe firm. Fast paced and surprising . . . Highly recommended . . . Gritty, fast-paced, this first-person narrative keeps the reader on edge until the last surprising page. The dirty back streets of New York and a cast of seedy characters present motive and background guaranteed to hold the readers interest . . . Mahogany Rows surprising twist at the end will leave readers desiring more from this outstanding author. Highly recommended. Midwest Book Review. 5 Star Reviewers Choice . . . [Mahogany Row has] everything a good legal thriller that has a multi-layered plot should have . . . Every time I thought I knew who the killer was, I was wrong . . . Scribes World Reviews. . . . hard-boiled lawyer fiction . . . dialogue snappy and entertaining . . . New York Law Journal. Forget about trying to solve the killers identity before the final page, it is impossible! Romance Readers Connection. An exciting legal thriller which never loses its pace from start to finish . . . The opening paragraph is possibly one of the most shocking Ive ever read . . . Grisham fans, too, will love the legal expertise the author provides . . . . New Hope International Review. Mahogany Row is a short, taut thriller that doesnt know how to slow down. This edge-of-your-seat whodunit jumps from one situation to another in an effort to get the hero out of hot water . . . . The Write Lifestyle. . . . [Mahogany Row is] a fun and fast book . . . dialogue well done . . . a diverting story for the beach or your airplane journey. Fiat Girl.com. . . . a thrilling book . . . fast-paced and action packed, Mahogany Row by Wayne J. Keeley is undeniably a book full of excitement . . . Highly recommended!"A Story Weavers Book Reviews. . . . [Mahogany Row is] a quick-paced, less-law-more-mystery legal thriller that keeps the reader spellbound right until the end. Starfire Reviews. Keeleys new book, Mahogany Row, has the realistic feel of a book that is grounded in behind-the-scenes action of an authentic legal experience . . . Art and Mind. Gritty, fast-paced, this first-person narrative keeps the reader on edge till the last surprising page . . . Mahogany Rows surprising twist at the end will leave readers desiring more from this outstanding author. Highly recommended. Word Weaving. This legal thriller starts fast and doesnt stop. From the first page, where Simpsons body is discovered, to the surprising conclusion, the characters dont even come up for air . . . a great story here . . . ideal for a lazy weekend . . . The BookHaven.net. Keeley uses his knowledge of the law and his familiarity with New York and its environs to create a clever crime mystery . . . . Maureen McMahon, Shadows in the Mist. The opening paragraph of Mahogany Row . . . detonates a non-stop explosion of action as Wayne J. Keeley grips and rips a pretty intense novel. Baryon Online Magazine.

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