Jen Murphy: When She Falls, Gebunden

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Attorney Hallie Miller, once again, finds herself in a difficult position: a young woman was murdered in her vacation rental on Treasure Island Beach, Florida. Hallie's brother has been charged with this brutal crime, and the police stopped looking for any other suspects as the evidence is stacked against him. Hallie agrees to help him, despite their fractured relationship. As she digs deeper into the evidence, she finds a clue the investigators may have missed-or ignored-which could be the key to proving his innocence. Beyond saving her brother, Hallie fears that the Treasure Island murder may not be an isolated case. Will she be able to prove it before it's too late for her brother ... or the killer's next victim?

Linda Morgan has fallen in love, and she has begun a new life to be with him: a new home in a new city and a new job. There's only one complication: he is incarcerated in Florida's maximum-security prison, serving a sixteen-year sentence for rape and murder. Even though he confessed to the horrific crime, Linda believes he is innocent and will stop at nothing to prove it. When a hurricane slams into the state, the prison is caught in its crosshairs, and Linda must decide whether her desire to be with him is worth risking everything, including her own life.

Monica Martino wants to atone for a lifetime of bad decisions, fully aware she doesn't deserve forgiveness for most of them, especially the one that destroyed the life of the only man she ever loved. The same man she was responsible for sending to prison. The same man she never told they had a son together. When she learns he has been released from prison, she is terrified. She believes-no, she knows-it won't be long before he finds her to exact his revenge. Will she be able to convince him of her genuine remorse to spare her life?

As the three women pursue their quests for justice, love, and absolution, their worlds collide, and they must join forces to survive the evils that threaten to destroy them all.

If one falls, they all fall.