Roman Collar Crime

Father Joseph Brennan was an icon in the small North Dakota town of New London between 1953 and 1973. As the head of the town’s Our Lady of Perpetual Help parish and its associated boarding school, he amassed supporters with his show of dedication to the school. By recruiting elite coaches, Brennan built a high school sports empire that won state championships and strengthened a sense of pride among the town’s one thousand residents. But alongside the success story, another much darker tale was being written and ruthlessly suppressed. Sexual assault, theft, drug distribution, and ...

The Charity Con: Philanthropy’s Dark Underbelly is a raw, step-by-step guide to understanding how charity fraud is conceived, executed, and inevitably exposed. Written from the jail cell of Rick, a disgraced nonprofit founder, this book pulls back the curtain on the dark side of philanthropy. It is both a confession and a cautionary tale, blending meticulous details of fraudulent schemes with hard-learned lessons about the vulnerabilities that lead to capture.

See Rome and Die was originally published in French under the title Voir Rome et mourir Nineteen-year-old Julie is found lying in a pool of blood on her family's lavish estate. When Captain Thomas Sturm searches her belongings, he finds a secret cellphone, filled to the brim with images of Modigliani masterpieces. Why did Julie hide something as unexceptional as pictures of famous paintings? Sturm and lovely Italian Inspector Laura Tonacci join forces to navigate the art world in pursuit of truth and justice for Julie.