FEATURED AUTHOR: KEN MALOVOS



ABOUT THE BOOK 


This is a legal mystery of murder and vengeance. A retired judge, Robert Tilson, has been murdered in his office at night. At first, the police look for a prior client or someone who had appeared before the judge, who is now a private mediator and arbitrator. They interview some suspects, but the police are stumped and they have no real clues. The judge's daughter, Kathy Lamb, refuses to accept this state of affairs and begins to search for the killer on her own. She meets with several possible suspects. Meanwhile, Judge Robert Hansen has been shunned by the other judges after he was tried for murder and the jury was unable to reach a verdict. The case involved the murder of a woman who had been blackmailing Judge Hansen over an incident that occurred thirty years ago. The police turn their attention to the woman's husband. Mike Zorich is on the job to find who killed Judge Tilson and who killed the woman that Judge Hansen was charged with killing. Mike is at the center of some sensational trials. Along with Kathy Lamb's help, Mike finally gets tot he bottom of things but not before a killer strikes again.

Book Details:

Title: Sweet Justice

Author: Ken Malovos   

Genre: Legal mystery
Series: Mike Zorich, book 4

Publisher: Kindle Direct Publishing, (November 6, 2018)

Print length: 461 pages

On tour with: Pump Up Your Book Tours

LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT WITH KEN MALOVOS


A few of your favorite things: Sports, professional teams such as 49ers and Giants, running, reading, traveling, exploring Northern California, dining out, live theater.
Things you need to throw out: Clothes, for starters. The contents of my garage.


Things you need in order to write: A good idea and some quiet time in consecutive days.
Things that hamper your writing: Interruptions, lack of consecutive free days.

Things you love about writing: Everything. When I write, I feel like I am transported to a different place. Time flies by. Before I know it, the clock says 5 p.m.
Things you hate about writing: Editing and missing mistakes or inconsistencies.


Easiest thing about being a writer: The pure act of writing, when I am on fire.
Hardest thing about being a writer: Keeping all of the facts together when writing in the long form.

Words that describe you: Average, strong work ethic, persistent.
Words that describe you but you wish they didn’t: Stubborn, testy at times.

Favorite foods: Petrale Sole, scallops, salmon.
Things that make you want to throw up: Corned beef, oysters.

Favorite music: Rock and Roll.
Music that make your ears bleed: Heavy metal.

Favorite beverage: Wine
.
Something that gives you a pickle face: Most sugary drinks.

People you consider as heroes: Robert F. Kennedy
.
People with a big L on their foreheads: Current occupant of the White House.



Things you always put in your books: Descriptions of local historical places.

Things you never put in your books: Graphic sex.

Things to say to an author: Positive stuff.

Things to say to an author if you want to be fictionally killed off in their next book: I hate your book.

Favorite places you’ve been: China, most of Europe.

Places you never want to go to again: Florida.

Favorite genre: Legal mysteries.

Books you would ban: Science Fiction does not do a lot for me, but I wouldn’t ban it.

People you’d like to invite to dinner: Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris
.
People you’d cancel dinner on: The current occupant of the White House.

Favorite things to do: Writing and walking.

Things you’d run through a fire wearing gasoline pants to get out of doing: Going to a party where there are only undesirable people.

Things that make you happy: Dinner with my family.

Things that drive you crazy: Constant arguments in a group setting.

Proudest moment: My own marriage and seeing my children get married to good spouses.
Most embarrassing moment: Forgetting someone’s name that I know very well.


Best thing you’ve ever done: Marrying my wife
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Biggest mistake: Some investments in apartment houses in Phoenix.

Most daring thing you’ve ever done: Walking across a rope bridge over a deep gulf in Northern Ireland.

Something you chickened out from doing: Skydiving.

OTHER BOOKS BY KEN MALOVOS

Contempt of Court
Fatal Reunion
One Night In Amboise

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Ken Malovos has been practicing law in Sacramento for over forty years. He spent twelve years with the Public Defender’s Office and twenty-five years as a business litigator. He now serves full-time as a mediator and arbitrator. He has written three previous Mike Zorich novels and has been recognized by Chanticleer Book Reviews as a First Prize Category winner in the legal genre of the Mystery and Mayhem competition and as a finalist in the Thriller and Suspense competition.




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