Prosecutor Luna Cruz hates being a lawyer. She’s stuck back home in the slightly supernatural realm of Crater County, where senior proms are held at the local truck stop. Luna has a failed attempt at the Olympic trials, as well as several other career “non-starts,” in her past. She falls hard for the only eligible man in town, mysterious defense attorney, Sam Marlow. Unfortunately, he is the opposing counsel in a triple murder case that she is prosecuting. He also is not well liked by members of the local police force, of course, everyone in Crater County knows certain members of the force can be bought. Or can they?

The only thing that’s for certain in Crater County, is that nothing is certain. As the people around her begin dying, Luna worries that Marlow may be imitating his client, and that she may soon be the next victim. Luna has to fend for herself, as she can trust no one, not even her friend and boss, fellow Crater County prosecutor, Diana Crater (the last of the Crater family).

The plot thickens, and twists and turns in very unexpected directions, as Crater County comes to its wild conclusion. As with his debut novel, “Rattlesnake Lawyer,” author Jonathan Miller delivers another cult classic with “Crater County.”
 

About the Author

Jonathan Miller has practiced law all over New Mexico, primarily representing juveniles accused of crimes.  Several of his clients could be considered high profile.  He currently is in private practice in Albuquerque, where he writes and stays active working for legal services providers helping out the poor.

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