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Habeas Porpoise

A Solomon vs. Lord Novel

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Habeas Porpoise

By: Paul Levine
Narrated by: Dan John Miller
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When an ecoterrorist is charged with murder, it’s Victoria Lord for the state, Steve Solomon for the defense. And when lovers do battle, it’s winner take all.

The love-hate relationship of Solomon and Lord continues. Sure, opposites attract, but they argue, too! This time, it all starts with the kidnapping of a pair of trained dolphins from Miami’s Cetacean Park.

When one of the ecoterrorists behind the raid turns up dead, his partner in ecocrime is charged with homicide, even though he didn’t pull the trigger. It’s called “felony murder,” and Solomon thinks it’s a bum rap. What he doesn’t count on is his lover and law partner, Victoria Lord, being named a special prosecutor.

Conflicts of interest abound, and Steve is up to his old tricks. At least, the mismatched legal duo agree on something: that each one vows to win the case!

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Critic reviews

“A ‘Moonlighting’ crime novel. Great fun.”

(Lansing State Journal)

“Quick and witty banter. Some of the funniest courtroom drama you can hope to find.”

(Mysterious Reviews)

“Habeas Porpoise keeps Levine's string of hits intact. It would be a just and wonderful thing if this fine series could continue for a long time.”

(BookReporter)

“A quick and tightly crafted caper with endearing wit and memorable characters.”

(Publishers Weekly)

“Steve Solomon and Victoria Lord are smart and funny and sexy in a way that Hollywood movies were before comedies became crass and teen-oriented.”

(Connecticut Post, praise for the series)
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