An unconscious client.

A desperate politician with a secret to hide.

Hold onto your seat with the thrill-riding fourth instalment of the bestselling Kate Lange Thriller Series!

This high-octane crime thriller is set in a 36-hour time period with the pulse-racing espionage stakes of 24 and the cybercrime hacker vibe of Mr. Robot.

“Do yourself a favor and jump in the middle of these amazing books. You won’t be able to put them down until the final page.”—Fresh Fiction

Lawyer Kate Lange has survived some terrible things. And it has changed her. What scares her is that it may not be for the better. Determined to take charge of her career and make sense of her life, she embarks on a bold plan—she will leave private practice and become a Crown Prosecutor. But she soon discovers that she must learn the ropes as a criminal defence lawyer to achieve her goal.

What if the face of justice belongs to… the accused?

Joining forces with Eddie Bent, a recovering alcoholic and top criminal defense lawyer, Kate takes on the case of a young woman shot while committing a puzzling crime. The shooter is none other than golden boy Member of Parliament Harry Owen. Just months before, he had refused Kate’s plea for compassion for a dying woman. And now he is both victim—and shooter—of her unconscious client.

What if the face of justice belongs to… us all?

While Kate races to piece together the case, the lines between innocence and guilt become blurred as an online vigilante forum seeks its own brand of justice—and a devious cyber mastermind puts the final touches on an explosive plan.

“Intertwined in the storyline are devious cyber plots to rival anything ripped from today’s political nightmares. Who is behind what plot? Can these disasters be averted? Can any illegal activity ever be for the public good? … Although this was read as a standalone, I really want to read the first three volumes. I HIGHLY recommend this book.”—Book Review Crew

Set in a 36-hour time period, Exploited is an edge-of-the-seat thriller for fans of John Grisham, James Patterson, Patricia Cornwell and David Baldacci.