Twelve jurors walked into deliberations.
Before they could deliver a verdict, every one of them disappeared.
Defense attorney Riley Hart is nearing the end of the most important trial of her career. Her client, billionaire Marcus Whitfield, stands accused of murdering his longtime business partner after an explosive combination of money, betrayal, and personal revenge turned their relationship deadly.
The prosecution has a convincing story.
Riley believes it doesn't have enough proof.
Then the jury vanishes.
All twelve jurors disappear from a secured hotel floor in the middle of the night. Their belongings remain behind. Security cameras fail for exactly two minutes. Guards insist no one passed them. No ransom demand arrives.
And someone knows how the jury voted.
When Riley begins searching for answers, she discovers signs that the disappearance may be connected to something far larger than her client's murder trial. Other jurors have vanished before. Verdicts have mysteriously changed. Trials that seemed headed toward one outcome suddenly went another way.
At the center of the mystery is Concordance, a respected jury-consulting organization with connections reaching deep into the legal world.
But behind its legitimate façade may be something far more dangerous: a secret network that doesn't merely study juries.
It corrects them.
As Riley follows a trail of hidden payments, compromised officials, manipulated evidence, secret facilities, and vanished witnesses, she begins to realize that the people controlling the system may be willing to do anything to protect it.
Soon Riley isn't simply trying to find twelve missing jurors.
She's trying to expose an organization powerful enough to decide who is guilty before a jury ever speaks?and ruthless enough to make anyone who discovers the truth disappear.
Including her.
Twelve Without a Verdict is a fast-paced legal conspiracy thriller about a vanished jury, a murdered businessman, a defense attorney who refuses to stop asking questions, and a hidden network powerful enough to manipulate justice itself.
