Four Women

by Norman Shabel

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Corruption, greed and politics, mix with four amazing women and their alcoholic lawyer to create a fast-paced crime mystery set in Miami Beach in 1968.

Helen, a survivor of the Auschwitz concentration camp; Rachel, who led 2,500 Jewish children out of Germany during World War ll; and their friends Mary, and Lilly have been living in Miami Beach for a decade when a greedy, ruthless real estate developer named “the Austrian”, together with the politicians that he has been paying off for years, try to evict them from their home. He will stop at nothing, even murder, to get the land that he wants. But who is he really? And what secret is he hiding?

In desperation, the women turn to Helen’s alcoholic nephew, attorney Joshua Logan, to save them from eviction. Can he do it while trying to get justice for a client with a devastating injury facing an unfeeling and prejudicial judge and a defense lawyer who politically controls the judicial system of Miami?

Mystery novel writer Norman Shabel has written another fascinating international crime novel with strong characters and a compelling story line that takes us from sunny, corrupt Miami Beach back to the horrors of World War ll.

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