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How can a girl who was raised in a trailer park be working at a top D.C. law firm? Cadence Elliott beat graduates from the country's best law schools to the job. No Ivy-League pedigree. No powerful Washington connections. She got there on merit. Cadence found her exceptional drive as a teen when she learned she could never trust her mother again, when she realized the adults who claimed to be looking out for her were liars. She wanted to make damn sure she'd never have to rely on anyone else, ever again. Becoming a lawyer meant she could be someone who stood up for the powerless.

Julia Judith Schwarz, genannt JJ, ist Bestatterin in Fellbach und mit dem Tod vertraut. Aber als eines Tages ein Ex-Liebhaber vor ihr auf dem Tisch liegt, ist das doch eine schräge Situation. Markus Weber ging mit ihr zur Schule und war einer der erfolgreichsten Winzer der Region. Und Erfolg schafft bekanntlich Neider. JJ hegt Zweifel an der natürlichen Todesursache. Sie taucht ein in die Welt des Weines und wirbelt viel Staub auf. Dabei bringt sie nicht nur sich, sondern auch ihren Freund Vinzenz in Gefahr.

RN Gina Mazzio returns to San Francisco's Ridgewood Hospital after a near-death experience in Nevada's desolate gold country. On her first day in the Ob/Gyn Women's Health Clinic, a co-worker suffers a mystifying post-abortion death due to sepsis. Two days later, the same thing happens to a clinic patient. Gina thinks it's an inside job, but gets no support for her theory. Convinced she's right, she risks everything to dig into the who and why of the deaths. She wants to know if someone is deliberately causing clinic patients to suffer horrible deaths.

RN Gina Mazzio is not a wimp, but after nearly being murdered twice, she needs a time out. Needs to get away from San Francisco and Ridgewood Hospital. She and her fiancé sign up for a travel assignment at a small Nevada facility in the middle of nowhere. On their first day, driving down a long, creepy private road, ominous sentry-like boulders block out the sun. When they finally arrive at the facility, Gina’s eye starts to twitch a warning when she stares at heavy iron bars on the second floor windows.