Lost Proof

Nate Shepherd Legal Thriller Series, Book 6

De: Michael Stagg

Narrado por: George Newbern

Attorney Nate Shepherd is back, representing a thief accused of murder. Was it a burglary gone wrong? Or is his client caught in a larger plot? A riveting new legal thriller by Michael Stagg.

Nate Shepherd can’t tell if his client is lying.

The police say Nate’s client beat a young reporter to death during a break-in. They have the evidence to prove it, from the stolen goods right down to the bloody aluminum bat. A celebrated prosecutor takes over the case, aiming to convict Nate’s client of murdering the reporter while robbing his house.

Nate’s client swears he didn’t kill the man. So, helped by a new associate and old friends, Nate dives into the overwhelming evidence in search of a defense. With each new lead, Nate’s suspicions grow that there might be more to this crime.

As evidence disappears and people vanish, Nate is forced into a high-stakes trial to prove that his client is no killer. With time running out, Nate discovers that far more than his client’s freedom could be at risk.

Lost Proof is the sixth book in the gripping Nate Shepherd Legal Thriller series. If you like razor-sharp dialogue, captivating characters, and riveting trials, you’ll love this fierce courtroom drama by Michael Stagg.

©2023 Michael Stagg (P)2023 Podium Audio

Does it again!

Loved every minute of it. Worth the listen/read. Love the humor / Witt. Well written..

Hope your writing book 7

It’s a great beginning for the next series I hope you keep it going it could be big

Love this series

It's great to have intricate plots, but even greater to have humorous and disarmingly witty prose mixed in. We will buy EVERY book...keep them coming!

Michael Staggs Does it Again!

Phenomenal! Waiting patiently for #7 “Swift Judgement.” PLEASE continue to write about these well-developed characters that I feel like I know and are so relatable. All of the Michigan references are great! Keep writing and I’ll keep buying!

Two Good

Can’t decide which I like best. Stagg’s writing or Newbern’s narration. Waiting impatiently for more.