Fire Feud

SOME SECRETS CAN BURN FOR CENTURIES…UNTIL SOMEONE DIGS THEM UP.

When construction crews uncover a skeleton at a Chicago jobsite, attorney Mandy Doucette is called in to manage the fallout. What looks like an ancient mystery soon explodes into a modern nightmare: DNA links the remains to her own company — and to the family of her boyfriend.

Her twin sister Reggie, an FBI forensic pathologist, uncovers evidence connecting the body to a crime dating back to the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. What began as routine compliance work now threatens to expose a 140-year-old feud between two powerful families — one that has already claimed lives and is willing to claim more.

As the sisters dig deeper, they find themselves pulled into a web of betrayal, fraud, and violence. Powerful men will kill to protect their legacies. The closer Mandy and Reggie come to the truth, the more dangerous their pursuit becomes.

Blending legal suspense, historical mystery, and pulse-pounding thrills, Fire Feud is perfect for fans of John Grisham, Steve Berry, and Lisa Scottoline.

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Thomas Roehlk is a retired corporate attorney whose career spanned more than four decades with major international corporations in industries ranging from defense and transportation to consumer products and financial services. He served over twenty years as a general counsel and chief compliance officer, experiences that now inform the corporate intrigue and legal authenticity in his fiction. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin and John Marshall Law School, with a Master's in Management from Northwestern University, Roehlk brings both legal and business insight to the page. Outside the boardroom, he is a devoted endurance athlete who has completed more than 100 marathons and ultramarathons across all 50 U.S. states and every Canadian province, along with ten Ironman triathlons. After 46 years in the Chicago area, he and his wife now divide their time between Florida and New York. His first book was Red Deuce.