E.J. Copperman Knihy

Samuel Hoenig je mladý muž, který má vlastní podnik, žije s matkou a miluje baseball. Řekli byste – nic výjimečného. Jenomže Samuel je velice výjimečný. Trpí Aspergerovým syndromem (i když on sám je přesvědčený, že je to spíš výhoda než utrpení), což mu sice trochu komplikuje komunikaci s ostatními lidmi, ale co se týče přesných analýz, mohl by soupeřit s tím nejlepším počítačem. Na živobytí si vydělává tak, že lidem odpovídá na otázky. Jakékoli otázky. Jak dlouho žije anakonda? Z čeho je baseballový míček? Jaké bude zítra počasí? Když dostane otázku: „Kam zmizela hlava Miriam Masters-Powellové?“, nabere jeho dosud poklidný výzkum v pohodlí vlastní kanceláře docela jiný směr. Spolu s „asistentkou pro mezilidské vztahy“ Janet Washburnovou zahájí pátrání, při kterém půjde o hlavu i jim.

Pro Samuela Hoeniga není Aspergerův syndrom porucha, ale soubor povahových rysů. A coby majitel a jediný zaměstnanec firmy Otázky a odpovědi jich náležitě využívá. Na co se ho zeptáte, na to najde odpověď: „Kde je moje kobra?“, „Padne na novém stadionu New York Yankees homerun?“… zkrátka na cokoli. Ovšem když se ho nejnovější klientka zeptá na pravou identitu svého takzvaného manžela, musí se Samuel obrátit na svou bývalou společnici, paní Washburnovou, protože v záležitostech citů, vztahů a manželství se cítí více než nejistý. A zprvu se zdá, že se jim týmová práce daří… dokud se v Samuelově kanceláři neobjeví mrtvola.

In this gripping legal cozy mystery, attorney Sandy Moss finds herself defending Lt. K.C. Trench, a man accused of murdering a fellow officer he openly despised. As she navigates a web of deceit and hidden motives, Sandy must uncover the truth while facing mounting evidence against her client. With her relationship with TV star Patrick McNabb adding a layer of complexity, the stakes rise as she risks her safety to clear Trench's name. This engaging tale blends courtroom drama with romance, appealing to fans of clever legal thrillers.

A dream of a wedding turns into a bloody nightmare for LA family lawyer Sandy Moss, when her bride-to-be cousin Skinny is spotted with a knife in her hand during her rehearsal party. With a body in the kitchen, and plenty of witnesses, her guilt seems clear. Can Sandy keep her cousin out of prison, when everything's against her?

Nineteen-year-old trans woman Eliza is missing . . . and her worried father sets private investigators Fran and Ken Stein on her trail in this second instalment of the light-hearted and fun cozy mystery series with a paranormal twist. Taking a break from their usual business of helping adoptees find their birth parents, New York private investigators - and super-sized, ever-so-slightly-paranormal siblings - Fran and Ken Stein accept a job to find a missing young woman. Nineteen-year-old college student Eliza Hennessey is trans - and she has a rocky relationship with her father, their new client. Brian's convinced his daughter's vanished, rather than run away, but Fran and Ken aren't so sure she wants to be found. The PI duo investigate, and soon Fran is butting heads with her irritating sort-of-ex-boyfriend Mank at the NYPD, who has what seems to be a similar case on his desk. But not even Fran could guess how tangled their investigations are going to get, and how deep they'll need to dive into murder and mayhem to solve the case! The new instalment of the Fran and Ken Stein mystery series, following Ukulele of Death, has it all: unique characters, witty humour and a twisty mystery plot to die for!

When Samuel's mother receives an odd letter asking for his estranged father's whereabouts, he finds himself flying to Los Angeles, a difficult trip for someone with Asperger's, but finds even more trouble when he touches down.

When abrasive Hollywood director Robert Reeves is accused of murdering a stuntman, lawyer Sandy Moss reluctantly accepts the case. Robert might be an egotistical liar, but something tells Sandy he's innocent. At least this time, her charismatic, adorable and oh so annoying movie star boyfriend Patrick McNabb isn't involved. He isn't ... right?

It's been one year, two weeks, and three days since Samuel Hoenig opened the doors of Questions Answered. The personality traits of his Asperger's Syndrome help Samuel maintain objectivity in his work—a critical component for his business's continuing success.But when Tyler Clayton, a young man who also has Asperger's, asks if a store clerk is truly his friend, Samuel, for the first time, can't bear to give an objective answer. It's a dicey situation that only gets worse when one of the key players ends up dead. Resolving to do the right thing, Samuel, with help from his associate Ms. Washburn, wades into the murky waters of friendship, and the answer he finds may be a revelation to himself most of all.

Private investigators Fran and Ken Stein specialize in helping adoptees find their birth parents. So when a client asks them for help finding a rare ukulele, it's unusual, but nothing they can't handle. The trouble is, it soon seems someone knows something they shouldn't: that the supernatural siblings weren't so much born, as built . . .

Family lawyer Sandy Moss knows it's a mistake to get mixed up again with charismatic Hollywood TV star Patrick McNabb - prime suspect in her first (and last) murder case - but when he asks for her help she finds herself saying yes. Soon she's tangled up in a celebrity slaying . and Patrick seems to believe he's essential to solving the whole thing.