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Denver, Colorado, March 13, 2012. I am pleased to announce that the fourth Adam Larsen mystery, A Knight At The Opera, is currently scheduled for release by Uncial Press in November, 2012. If you're wondering what I do when I'm not writing mysteries or practicing law, check out Judicial Notice
on You Tube.
----------------------- Kenneth L. Levinson
A Man of His Word
As Denver lawyer Adam Larsen and his legal assistant enter a wealthy client's mansion for an evening appointment, they are literally blown off their feet. The bomb in her private bathroom kills her instantly--and leaves Adam wondering why she wanted so urgently to meet with him. Known to her many enemies as The Empress, mining magnate Helen Emerson has been in the midst of a bitter dispute with a coal miners union, and now her children persuade Adam to fight their battle for them. He soon finds himself embroiled in hostile negotiations, receiving death threats, and dealing with a gun-toting femme fatale. And then matters get complicated...
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An Unconventional Murder
Everyone is intrigued by the murder mystery the Executive Board of the Colorado Fiction Writers Association has created for its 2008 writer's convention. The problem is, the board has done no such thing. The body in the back of the auditorium at the Marquis Hotel is a real corpse, dressed in articles of clothing someone has deliberately stolen from each of the Board members. Arthur Upton, CFWA President and a former New York cop, senses that the stolen clothes make this murder something personal. Lakewood Police Detective, Mitch Cameron, has a problem of his own. Two items from his Weapons of Destruction display have vanished. He soon finds one of them, a garrotte, wrapped tightly around the dead man's throat. Cameron knows that the other weapon, a nine inch stiletto, is still somewhere in the hotel, where a record-setting blizzard has stranded him without backup. As night closes in, the snow continues to fall relentlessly--and Cameron and the board know they must confront a cold-blooded killer. "An Unconventional Murder is an intriguing and enjoyable mystery nicely peppered with false clues, blind alleys and a large cast of familiar-seeming characters, almost all of whom had the means, motive and opportunity to commit the crimes." P.G.Forte, Myshelf.Com.
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Final Argument
A civil lawsuit turns decidedly uncivil when Daniel T. Scadman, the meanest lawyer in Colorado, is murdered during a pre-trial deposition at the office of Denver lawyer, Adam Larsen. As Scadman's successor moves the case toward trial Larsen's client, Josie Ballantine, who also happens to be his girlfriend, abruptly fires Larsen, placing her faith--and apparently much more--into the eager hands of her young insurance lawyer. After Larsen confronts a corrupt court reporter, someone tries to frame him for her murder. Before the fog clears, Larsen receives a desperate plea from Josie. A secret from her past has emerged, turning the Quinlan real estate trial into a disaster. Ready or not, Larsen must act. "A complex tale with plenty of twists, guaranteed to satisfy any mystery fan. I'm pleased to recommend this tale as one that will have you looking for other stories by talented author
Kenneth L. Levinson. Enjoy. I sure did." Anne K. Edwards.
"With all the main ingredients of a gripping story, a fast-paced plot, an intricate mystery, well-developed characters, a victim the reader will love to hate, and even a rocky romance, I would recommend Final Argument to anyone, and not just fans of mystery fiction."
Rob Sheksly, Novel Spot
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