Lawrence Fischman

About The Author

In addition to the first Joshua Loeb mystery, “El Chupacabra,” Lawrence Fischman is the author of two historical mysteries “The French Artillery Officer” and “Requiem for Richard Cory.” He has also a written a pre-teen mystery “Skeleton in the Closet.” A lawyer for over…

No Good Deed: A Joshua Loeb Mystery

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The Book Collection

No Good Deed: A Joshua Loeb Mystery

by Lawrence Fischman

In No Good Deed readers are drawn into the you-bet-your-company world of larger-than-life Dallas oil tycoon G.H. Sealy. Known only as “G.H.” and renowned for his quick temper and quicker zipper, G.H. runs his business and personal life on his own terms. But his ability to do so is compromised one Sunday morning when he vanishes from his current lady friend’s condo. …

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El Chupacabra

by Lawrence Fischman

“Everyone loved Sy Blonstein.” So said the rabbi at the memorial service after Sy wrapped his Buick around a bois d’arc tree. Between sips of Stoli, Sy’s widow tells Joshua Loeb, family friend and lawyer, that she wants to sue GM for $10 million because Sy’s airbag failed to open. Promising a painstaking investigation while he winds down Sy’s accounting practice, Loeb says to himself, “At least she waited until after the funeral.”

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The French Artillery Officer

by Lawrence Fischman

The year is 1899, and all of Paris is in an uproar over the infamous “Dreyfus Affaire”. From the Chamber of Deputies to the popular press to café society, the rumor is that Captain Dreyfus, convicted of treason in 1894 is to be given a new trial.

However, amidst the growing clamor, there are ruthless factions on both sides that are determined to prevent the truth from coming out.

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The Skeleton in the Closet

by Lawrence Fischman

Cole Franklin is a Dallas
ten-year-old with a bit of attitude, a precocious curve-ball and a dog named
“Buddy” – a 100% lazy black Lab with a most unusual past.

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Requiem for Richard Cory

by Lawrence Fischman

On a Sunday morning in August 1918, Richard Cory’s housekeeper finds his body in the music room of his mansion. Despite the sheriff’s certainty that Cory’s death was suicide, an inquest is convened at which convincing medical evidence leads to a verdict of homicide. A suspect is indicted and the wheels of justice go into high gear.

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Readers' Reviews

Riveting and Full of Twists

"A Joshua Loeb Mystery kept me on the edge of my seat from start to finish! The high-stakes world of oil tycoons was vividly portrayed, and the family drama added depth to the story. Elizabeth's rise to power was inspiring, and the mystery of G.H.'s disappearance had me guessing until the very end. A must-read for fans of corporate thrillers!"

Sarah T.

A Captivating Blend of Drama and Intrigue

"This book had everything: family dysfunction, power struggles, and a touch of mystery. The characters felt real, flawed, and relatable. I especially loved Josh Loeb's perspective as he navigated the chaos with wit and determination. The pacing was perfect, and I couldn't put it down!"

Michael L.

Corporate Thriller at Its Best

"A Joshua Loeb Mystery offers a fascinating look at the cutthroat oil industry and the fragile ties that bind powerful families. Elizabeth is a standout character, and her struggle to balance ambition with loyalty was compelling. The plot twists kept me hooked, and the ending was satisfying yet left me wanting more."

Jennifer K.

Realistic and Engaging

"The story pulls you into the gritty world of big oil and doesn’t let go. The author’s attention to detail makes the corporate maneuvers and family politics come alive. G.H.’s larger-than-life presence looms over every page, even in his absence. Highly recommend this to fans of intense, character-driven stories."

David R.

Tension and Drama Done Right

"The stakes couldn’t be higher in A Joshua Loeb Mystery. The intricate family dynamics and behind-the-scenes corporate drama made for a gripping read. I especially enjoyed the themes of loyalty, ambition, and the cost of power. A thrilling ride from beginning to end!"

Emily P.