Books in the Jack's Justice series

Federal Judges are being murdered. One of the cases was broken by Kate Handler, New York City homicide detective. She is concerned about the nature of the case because the killer's legal team seem all to eager to settle the case quietly. But when a justice on the US Supreme Court dies mysteriously at a hunting camp in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Jack Handler swings into action. Before all the smoke clears, more than a few members of the Federal bench meet their end. Stayed up all night to finish this book....James Patterson move over cause this book is a winner...waiting patiently for his next book....hurry up. -Mona … Liked It as well as James Patterson novels. Don't read it at the beach or you are sure to get sunburned- I did. I loved the characters it was so descriptive you feel like you know everyone. Lots of action- always something happening- I love the surprise twists. All my friends are reading it now because I wouldn't talk to them until I finished it so they knew it was good. This is my new favorite author! -Sue … Great Read! Couldn't put it down. Great character development. Interesting plot that has the reader guessing the entire time. Writing style is original, but could be compared to David Baldacci, or James Patterson. I read this book in one sitting, because I kept needing know what happened next. Michael Carrier has knocked it out of the park with the 'Getting to Know Jack' series. -John … Thoroughly enjoyed this read -kept me turning page after page! Good character development and captivating plot. -Terry If you like James Patterson, you'll enjoy all of Michael Carrier's novels in the Getting to Know Jack series. These riveting thrillers will keep you turning pages all the way to the shocking end. -Cascade Writer's Group The characters were really good. Connelly and Baldacci should approve-Dave If you like James Patterson and Michael Connelly, you'll love Michael Carrier. Carrier has proven that he can hang with the best of them (seriously- we're talking Patterson and Connelly) with his newest book. It has all of the great, edge-of-your-seat action and suspense that you'd expect in a good thriller, and it kept me guessing to the very end. Fantastic read with an awesome detective duo-I couldn't put it down! Can't wait to read the next one! -by Katie

The two women were at Whitefish Point in order to watch the migrating birds. But what they saw scared one of them to death. The author tells this story like Stephen King would. This book is not to be read if you want to sleep. It is also recommended that the reader not be alone when reading it. This is what readers are saying about the whole Jack Handler saga: Move over, Patterson, I now have a new favorite author, Jack and his daughter make a great tag team, great intrigue, and diversions. I have a cabin on Sugar Island and enjoyed the references to the locations. I met the author at Joey's (the real live Joey) coffee shop up on the hill, great writer, good stuff. I don't usually finish a book in the course of a week, but read this one in two sittings so it definitely had my attention. I am looking forward to the next installment. Bravo. - Northland Press My husband is not a reader-he probably hasn't read a book since his last elementary school book report was due. But … he took my copy of Murder on Sugar Island to deer camp and read the whole thing in two days. After he recommended the book to me, I read it-being the book snob that I am, I thought I had the whole plot figured out within the first few pages, but a few chapters later, I was mystified once again. After that surprise ending, we ordered the other two Getting to Know Jack books. - Erin W. I enjoyed this book very much. It was very entertaining, and the story unfolded in a believable manner. Jack Handler is a likable character. But you would not like to be on his wrong side. Handler made that very clear in Jack and the New York Death Mask. This book (Murder on Sugar Island) was the first book in the Getting to Know Jack series that I read. After I read Death Mask, I discovered just how tough Jack Handler really was. I heard that Carrier is about to come out with another Jack Handler book-a sequel to Superior Peril. I will read it the day it becomes available. And I will undoubtedly finish it before I go to bed. If he could write them faster, I would be happy. - Deb Left on the edge of my seat after the last book, I could not wait for the next chapter to unfold and Michael Carrier did not disappoint! I truly feel I know his characters better with each novel and I especially like the can-do/will-do attitude of Jack. Keep up the fine work, Michael, and may your pen never run dry! - SW

Skydiving onto the deck of a moving freighter…at night…and then add bombs and explosions…In Superior Shoal, murder and mayhem stalk Jack Handler throughout the Great Lakes, culminating in the fiery sinking of a thousand-foot freighter in Lake Superior.The greatest challenge of his life…at night…His two fourteen-year-old foster boys have witnessed a murder and are being hunted down by the killer. At the same time Henry, Jack's best friend and right-hand man, is assaulted and nearly killed in an attempted revenge attack. To make the situation worse, his Chicago bar is targeted with an audit by former First Lady Allison Fulbright, his long-time nemesis, in an intricate plot to have him killed by his own clients. With everything except the sky crashing down on him, Jack calls on his daughter Kate, a New York City homicide detective, to come to their aid. Together with their good friend, Secret Service Agent Roger Minsk, they struggle through the greatest challenge of their lives.