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When a larger-Than-Life Oil Tycoon Vanishes, His Family and Empire are Thrust into a High-Stakes Battle Where No Good Deed Goes Unpunished.
In addition to No Good Deed, Lawrence Fischman is the author of El Chupacabra the first Joshua Loeb novel, and of two historical mysteries The French Artillery Officer and Requiem for Richard Cory. He has also a written the children’s mystery Skeleton in the Closet.
A lawyer for over 50 years, Lawrence draws from his extensive trial and appellate law experience to create his books. His books are rich with historical details and he credits authors such as Michael Connelly, Robert Parker and George V. Higgins for providing his inspiration.
Read MoreIn 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.
Ripples from G.H.’s disappearance create a tsunami threatening to overwhelm both his family and his empire. His daughter Elizabeth, nominally the CEO of Red Chief Oil & Gas Co., ...
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“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.”
Loeb’s investigation gets no help from the police. They are preoccupied with apprehending El Chupacabra, the popular name given to a vigilante who is taking drug dealers off the streets of Dallas by ripping out their hearts and eating them. ...
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