After an extensive investigation of this murder mystery which has gone unsolved for three years. The Soco & Soco law firm, run by four brothers headquartered in Fairbanks, Alaska, has been retained to solve this case of a native Alaskan suicide in Washington, DC. Even though this event happened in the DC area, evidence found in Atlanta, Georgia has proven beneficial. The victims' brother Johnny brought this case to the firm based on new evidence of his brother having an affair. Johnny realizes that reopening this case will not only bring grief to him but the victim's immediate family, especially his wife, Violet. This book is the first of a three book series titled 'Who would have thought' can be found in paperback or eBook formats on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Ingram Spark, Smashwords, Ingram Spark, Ifoundthisgreatbook, Ashville , Alabama and Denver, Colorado public libraries (Central, Hampton, and Ross-University Hills).

A dark gripping crime thriller where obsession, betrayal, and greed leave a trail of blood and secrets. What begins in the frozen silence of Alaska spirals into a deadly chase stretching from Washington, D.C. to Atlanta, where the truth is buried deep, and someone is willing to kill to keep it there. As danger closes in, an unexpected romance ignites in the shadows, forcing hearts to collide amid deception and loss. In a world where trust can destroy you, love may be the only thing worth risking everything for.

In “Why Now,” the main character, Alphonso, wakes up in a hospital bed with no memory of his past, the victim of a mysterious car accident. As he embarks on a journey to piece together his fractured identity, he discovers a web of secrets that shrouds his life in suspense and intrigue. “Why Now” is a gripping tale of resilience, self-discovery, and the relentless pursuit of truth. The suspenseful narrative and unexpected twists will keep readers on the edge of their seats, making it a compelling exploration of memory, identity, and the consequences of a past deliberately erased.

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