Third novel in The Good Lawyer Series

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the criminal mind

Amazon #1 Bestselling Author

 

A malicious undercurrent plagues the remote hamlet of Cartersville, New York, where children have been going missing for over half a century with no explanation or concern.
When a disabled Vietnam veteran, reared in that town, collides in the heart of Manhattan with a teenage girl suffering from multiple personality disorder and memories of being trapped in a locked wooden box as a child, their budding connection slowly unravels memories that neither of them can leave in the past.
After two buried crates are unearthed at a remote construction site outside Cartersville with the bones of small boys inside them, and simultaneously, another local child goes missing, Nick Mannino, The Good Lawyer, and Paul Tarantino, a high-class fixer and former secret service agent, are drawn into the fray. Together they explore the disappearance over the years of not just one, but hundreds of children in and around this quaint but peculiar town.
With the help of a genius hacker, a dedicated reporter, and the only witnesses to the crimes--the alternate personalities of the traumatized yet innocent teenager--The Good Lawyer is about to embark on his most disturbing investigation yet: uncovering a sinister underground enterprise, and the criminal mind behind it.

Praise for The Criminal Mind

An indelible cast enhances this sharp, measured mystery.
— Kirkus Reviews

Praise for The Good Lawyer

“SMASHING LEGAL THRILLER DEBUT”
”Benigno’s first effort is a crafty legal page-turner, just as good in the courtroom as it is outside...”
— Kirkus Reviews
“This one scared the briefs off me.
Make room Grisham, legal suspense has a new senior partner.”
— Mike Shain, The New York Post

Praise for The Criminal Lawyer

“In the end (we) eventually confront the killer in a scene that’s relentless in its ferocity...Wisely, Benigno doesn’t save every twist until the end; indeed, one or two happen early on, and even when the case seems all but resolved, there are still a couple of doozies to come...in this surprising thriller.”
— Kirkus Reviews