Here’s the set-up for Fingers Murphy’s Follow The Money, just $2.99 on Kindle:

“Always assume people are lying, but never assume you know why.”

For fans of John Grisham, John Lescroart, Steve Martini and James Grippando comes a gripping and gritty new voice in legal thrillers.

Oliver Olson went to law school to help people.

But when one of the world’s most prominent law firms offers him a high paying summer job, he thinks he’d be crazy not to take it. He soon finds himself enthralled by a world of wealth, privilege, and power.

Blinded by his gilded new world, Ollie is slow to see that something is not right with the case he is assigned to work on – a case with no chance of winning, given to a “summer associate” merely to keep him busy.

Are people following him? Is he imagining things? Are they listening to his conversations? Why are people coming out of the woodwork with a sudden interest in a twelve year old murder case? And is it really possible that the wrong man went to prison?

Ollie wants to succeed, but when he sacrifices his own moral standards for a shot at the big time, he winds up staring down the barrel of a gun.

When you’ve sold out and can no longer follow your heart, you can only FOLLOW THE MONEY.

This novel is 75,000 fast-paced words.

From the reviewers:

“Move over John Grisham.  I would highly recommend this book. I thought it was an impressive debut novel. It’s not only well written and entertaining, but shows how easily people can get suckered, when they’re not thinking clearly and their judgment is clouded by illusions of comfort. “– Debbi Mack, NY Times Bestselling Author of Identity Crisis and Least Wanted

“Kept me on the edge of my seat.  Fingers Murphy did an excellent job of keeping this chick-lit reader engrossed in a story outside of her norm. I found a whole new genre of books to love.”  –  CCJackson

“Fingers Murphy has created the first of what I hope is a long list of books! I found out about Follow the Money on twitter, read the reviews, purchased it, then couldn’t put it down! I even stayed up past my bedtime because it was so good! A suspenseful page-turner that keeps you guessing right up until the end, with a twist you probably won’t see coming (unless you’re naughty, too). Either way, you’ll enjoy each juicy page!”  –  Honoree Corpon Corder

Here’s the set-up for Fingers Murphy’s Follow The Money, just $2.99 on Kindle:

“Always assume people are lying, but never assume you know why.”

For fans of Grisham, Martini, and Grippando, now comes Fingers Murphy, a gripping and gritty new master of the legal thriller. Get ready to lose some sleep as you enjoy a great read from the author of The Flaming Motel.

Oliver Olson went to law school to help people.

But when one of the world’s most prominent law firms offers him a high paying summer job, he thinks he’d be crazy not to take it. He soon finds himself enthralled by a world of wealth, privilege, and power.

Blinded by his gilded new world, Ollie is slow to see that something is not right with the case he is assigned to work on – a case with no chance of winning, given to a “summer associate” merely to keep him busy.

Are people following him? Is he imagining things? Are they listening to his conversations? Why are people coming out of the woodwork with a sudden interest in a twelve year old murder case? And is it really possible that the wrong man went to prison?

Ollie wants to succeed, but when he sacrifices his own moral standards for a shot at the big time, he winds up staring down the barrel of a gun.

When you’ve sold out and can no longer follow your heart, you can only FOLLOW THE MONEY.

This novel is 75,000 fast-paced words.

From the reviewers:

“Move over John Grisham.  I would highly recommend this book. I thought it was an impressive debut novel. It’s not only well written and entertaining, but shows how easily people can get suckered, when they’re not thinking clearly and their judgment is clouded by illusions of comfort. “– Debbi Mack, NY Times Bestselling Author of Identity Crisis and Least Wanted

“Kept me on the edge of my seat.  Fingers Murphy did an excellent job of keeping this chick-lit reader engrossed in a story outside of her norm. I found a whole new genre of books to love.”  –  CCJackson

“Fingers Murphy has created the first of what I hope is a long list of books! I found out about Follow the Money on twitter, read the reviews, purchased it, then couldn’t put it down! I even stayed up past my bedtime because it was so good! A suspenseful page-turner that keeps you guessing right up until the end, with a twist you probably won’t see coming (unless you’re naughty, too). Either way, you’ll enjoy each juicy page!”  –  Honoree Corpon Corder

And here, in the comfort of your own browser, is your free sample of FOLLOW THE MONEY by Fingers Murphy:

Here’s the set-up for Fingers Murphy’s Follow the Money, just 99 Cents on Kindle:

“ALWAYS ASSUME PEOPLE ARE LYING, BUT NEVER ASSUME YOU KNOW WHY.”

But when one of the world’s most prominent law firms offers him a high paying summer job, he thinks he’d be crazy not to take it. He soon finds himself enthralled by a world of wealth, privilege, and power.

Blinded by his gilded new world, Ollie is slow to see that something is not right with the case he is assigned to work on – a case with no chance of winning, given to a “summer associate” merely to keep him busy.

Are people following him? Is he imagining things? Are they listening to his conversations? Why are people coming out of the woodwork with a sudden interest in a twelve year old murder case? And is it really possible that the wrong man went to prison?

Ollie wants to succeed, but when he sacrifices his own moral standards for a shot at the big time, he winds up staring down the barrel of a gun.

When you’ve sold out and can no longer follow your heart, you can only FOLLOW THE MONEY.

This novel is 75,000 fast-paced words.

From the reviewers:

Move Over John Grisham!  I would highly recommend this book. I thought it was an impressive debut novel. It’s not only well written and entertaining, but shows how easily people can get suckered, when they’re not thinking clearly and their judgment is clouded by illusions of comfort.   –  Debbie Mack

So Much Story For So Little Dough.  Follow the Money was a delicious beginning to my summer reading. While devouring my way through the pages, I actually stopped several times to send quick messages to friends, telling them to add this book to their stack.   –  Patti

Fast-Paced Legal Thriller Told with Equal Parts of Class and Snark.  –  Shanna Hammaker

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