Kelley and Phil Willis's children, Alan and Ashley take center stage in this, the fifth and final novel in the Justice series. Alan puts on his combat boots and joins the Syracuse Police Department as head of its Swat team. His first duty is go to the local high school and negotiate the release of the principal and his mother who are being held hostage. Together with his wife and son, he follows Kelley and Phil as they move to the Tampa Bay area where the governor asks Alan to set up swat teams throughout the state. While training a team in Tallahassee he leads his men as they save young children stuck on top of a Ferris wheel. Later, along with his sister and brother-in-law, he goes searching for a serial killer who has been raping and murdering prostitutes. Ashley, following her father's footsteps as a lawyer, finds herself up against none other than her father in a sensational lawsuit against a prominent soccer player. Eventually, she also moves to the Sunshine State where she joins a Dolphin Springs law firm. There, she meets and marries, Steve Clarke, one of Alan's co-workers on the police force. The Willis family is all together on a cruise, where they unite to apprehend the assailant of the ship's captain. In her final case, Ashley's parents join forces with her as she defends a neurotic young man who is accused of murdering his parents. Ashley's daughter is abducted. Once again, the family unites and works their way through another crisis.

It's now attorney Phil Willis's turn to take center stage in this action packed novel. A top Syracuse, New York, attorney, he will need the assistance of his wife, Kelley Ryan Willis, as four major cases fall into his schedule. The story opens when Phil finds his next door neighbor stabbed and bleeding in his driveway. Events take many a twist as Phil and Kelley try to discover who did this reprehensible deed. When the pregnant Kelley is injured in their bathroom, Phil is nowhere to be found. The next day, he races to the hospital to be at her side. There he meets the hospital administrator who contacts him to defend his twin brother, a priest, who has been accused of molesting a young boy in church. When even the media seems positive about his guilt, Phil and Kelley turn the tables and prove his innocence. Doing tax work for a five-star restaurant owner, they are asked by him to fly to Dolphin Springs, Florida, Kelley's home many years previous. There, they confront his brother-in-law who is in dire financial straits and has sought guidance from the local Greek priest in the Cathedral. It takes Phil's legal genius to settle the conflicts. Phil's next case is when a lawyer friend seeks his assistance in a civil case against a Gypsy couple accused of bilking elderly people out of their savings. In the middle of the trial, Kelley is abducted and held for a two million dollar ransom. Who did this terrible deed and can Phil raise this immense sum of money in time to save his wife?

The third in the "Justice" series. Kelley Ryan Willis and the love of her life, Phil, are on their honeymoon, confident that their investigative days are over-well, not really. While traveling across the ocean to England, on the Queen Mary II, Kelley discovers a murder. Of course, with their great sleuthing skills, they help solve the crime. Then on to London, where they meet the Commissioner of Scotland Yard, Andrew Pope. It seems that his sister, Victoria, has been bilked out of her savings by a con man. With the help of her former partner, James Barrett Fleming II, and Phil, Kelley apprehends the culprit. Next, the honeymooners are off to Dublin to visit Kelley's Nanna, whom she has never met. Kelley finds new adventures with Nanna Kate, who is no ordinary grandmother. Finally, to end their honeymoon in real style, Phil whisks Kelley off to Sicily. They are there less than a day, before they see a young pregnant woman thrown from a moving car. They travel to the countryside to inform her family of the accident, only to discover that her father, Marco Rossi, is the wealthy owner of an immense vineyard and has his own methods of dealing out Sicilian Justice Once again, Kelley and Phil put on their shoulder holsters and grab their weapons as they encounter a killer. Adventures and thrills abound in this novel, as our young honeymooners collect postcards of their many adventures.

The second in the "Justice" series. Just when Kelley Ryan thinks her life is calm once again, she is recruited by Florida Governor Paul Mathison to become a secret agent in a special services division he created for the state. She and her new partner, James Barrett Fleming II, an exchange agent from Scotland Yard, are sent to locate a bomb on a flight from Miami to London. Later, her new boss, CJ, has her investigating a counterfeiting ring that might be originating from Miami University. As if that case wasn't difficult, enough, her next assignment is to investigate the mysterious disappearance of Scott Paulsen's second wife. Was she murdered by him, as the authorities suspect the first wife might have been? Or did the second wife leave with a lover? After this adventure, Kelley has had enough excitement and has settled down to a quiet life. But she is recruited again to work with the special agency. This time, she goes undercover as a housekeeper at the Heritage Hotel to provide security for Harry Wilson and the millions of dollars in jewels he has brought in for Miami's Fashion Show Week. While filling in for Harry's model and walking the runway dressed as a bride, her old partner, Phil Willis, suddenly appears. They are kidnapped and Harry's jewels are stolen. The skills that Kelley and Phil learned from their Sarasota circus friends, in the previous novel, come in handy as they escape from the kidnappers and finally apprehend them. Be prepared to try to keep up with the many adventures of Kelley Ryan. And what about the relationship between Kelley and her old partner, Phil?