A Novel and Joseph Max Lewis

Release date for The Redemption of Caralynne Hayman is closer with September 2013 as the tentative date. Keep watch on this blog and facebook (http://www.facebook.com/CaroleBrown.author) for the exact date and for news on its progress.

Now on to Max's Short Stories. Be sure to check them out. Enjoy!



Just Verdicts -
Literary Short Stories,                          
by Joseph Max Lewis

Changing pace after his action packed debut novel, The Diaries of Pontius Pilate, Joseph Max Lewis displays his versatility with a short story collection titled Just Verdicts, stories of legal suspense, told from a more intimate, first person perspective.

Ann via Goodreads read “Diaries,” and “Just Verdicts”: “Wow! . . . You can't help but be filled with emotion reading these!"   
Five out of Five stars.

Hunting Lawyers – A troubled man victimized by the legal system decides to hunt lawyers. Neither he nor his prey are likely to escape unscathed.

The Judge’s Eyes – Gulf War Veteran Ralph Jackson returns to Iraq after the second Iraq war as a legal advisor to Isha Hami, Iraq’s first female Judge. When Isha defies Iraq’s deadly political factions, Jackson’s legal and military skills are put to the test.

Redemption – (Previously released) After a personal tragedy, Steven Burgess allowed himself to sink into self-pity and his law practice into disrepute. Now he has one last chance, but will it lead to ruin or Redemption?

Just Verdicts - Literary Short Stories by Joseph Max LewisPerfect for a plane trip, long car ride or a Doctor’s waiting room and available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble for 99 cents.

As with his novel, The Diaries of Pontius Pilate, a portion of his royalties goes to support Pine Valley Camp, a Christian Ministry that provides a free camp experience for inner city kids.

　

　

About Max:
Joseph Max Lewis served as a member of an Operational Detachment in the U.S. Army's Seventh Special Forces Group, the storied Green Berets. During his service Lewis received antiterrorist training and his detachment was tasked to "Special Projects." Afterward, he served as an instructor at the Special Forces Qualification Course. Lewis attended the Pennsylvania State University, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the University of Tel Aviv in Israel, and the University of Pittsburgh, receiving degrees in International Politics and Law while being certified in Middle East Studies.

After living and studying abroad, first in the Middle East and then Southeast Asia, Lewis returned home to practice law. He’s a columnist in the New Bethlehem Leader-Vindicator, author of The Diaries of Pontius Pilate and currently lives, writes, and practices law in and around Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.


Check out this writer. He does a fantastic job of keeping your interest centered on the story!

Blessings