Two mismatched lawyers uncover a long-forgotten military conspiracy… Career U.S. Navy JAGC officer Lt. Duncan Carmichael and an ACLU volunteer lawyer, Sydney Warren, form an unlikely team defending a young uncooperative sailor accused of a vicious murder on a U.S. Navy base but are thwarted at every turn by the military command. Fast-forward 40 years: Warren and Carmichael are investigating an insurance claim on a yacht wrecked on northern Vancouver Island when they uncover startling links between their 1978 murder case, a break-in at their law office, and a mass shooting by far-right extremists at a protest rally. Can they prove that the wreck is connected to a large shipment of contraband military arms stolen at the end of the Vietnam War? Can two aging lawyers prevent the illegal arms from fueling a violent uprising, or will they be outsmarted by a desperate enemy from their past? Click 'read sample' to start reading this military courtroom mystery thriller, and order your copy today. "What makes Midnight for Justice an exceptional read is the seamless way Stuart and Stuart interweave legal drama with high-octane thriller elements. They know the law and those that practice it, which adds both authenticity and intrigue to the masterful plot. ... fans of Scott Turow and John Grisham will find Midnight for Justice to be an unforgettable read. — Book Excellence "...gripping series starter co-written by the Stuarts, both veteran mystery authors ... Midnight for Justice proves rewarding Pin its realistic consideration of justice as a complex, often contradictory, pursuit. This will resonate with readers interested in law, politics, and military history." — BookLife Review "I really enjoyed Midnight for Justice. The Naval JAG setting provides a nice twist to the ordinary legal thrillers. I was reminded of "A Few Good Men." Plenty of conflict and sparks between the young woman civilian attorney and the JAG officer assigned to the case. Intrigue at every corner and a big surprise ending. Great read!" —Ruben D. Gonzales, author of the Black Mountain Mystery series " Midnight for Justice expertly combines legal drama with high-stakes thriller elements in a narrative that spans decades. Authors Charlotte and Don Stuart bring their extensive knowledge of military and legal proceedings together to create an authentic and gripping narrative that held my interest from cover to cover. Overall, Midnight for Justice is an exceptional thriller that combines sophisticated legal drama with urgent contemporary relevance, making it a must-read for fans of intelligent suspense fiction. — K.C. Finn for Readers' Favorite ★★★★★ "Midnight for Justice involves murder, an unflinching and risky investigation and, ultimately, a deadly confrontation in the Pacific Northwest. I can still hear gunfire and the sounds of the sea." —Mac Logan, Scottish poet and author of the Angels' Share thriller series "This is a fast-moving novel, with exciting twists and turns in the court case and an explosive climax. This book is well-written, exciting, and an edge-of-your-seat read. Procedures were simply explained, and it was interesting to take a peek into the inside workings of the US Navy and the comparisons with law practice in civilian legal services. Above all, this is an adventure story full of excitement and relatable characters with an interesting twist at the end. A well-deserved 5 stars." —Lucinda E Clarke for Readers' Favorite ★★★★★ "A gripping legal drama that keeps you on the edge of your seat, wondering who exactly the real perpetrators are trying to cover up a sophisticated plot. It is clear from Charlotte and Don Stuart's narrative that they are well-versed in historical facts about the Vietnam War and weapons. The descriptions of the remote settings along the northern Pacific coast are vivid and authentic. The steadily-paced story is intriguing, maintaining the mystery throughout, unveiling military coverups, and ending in an unpredictable twist. Readers who enjoy murder mysteries and courtroom scenarios with clever plots will find this an invigorating read!" —Reviewed by Angelique Papayannopoulos for Readers' Favorite ★★★★ ★ "A combination of legal procedural, military thriller, historical fiction, and personal drama rolled into one compelling read, this is a riveting cross-genre installment of The Warren & Carmichael Legal Thrillers series, illustrating how the post-Vietnam era still impacts military life today." —SPR Review . . . [A] n unflinching examination of the justice system, within the military and beyond, at a moment of national crackup, compelling readers to grapple with difficult questions: can justice be truly impartial in a system where hierarchy and obedience come first? How far should lawyers go to defend a client who might be guilty? . . . [T]he authors offer crisply compelling scenes of investigation, questioning, and culture clash . . . [and] skillfully unravel these dilemm