Winning Is Everything : Lawyers Gone Bad Series: Book Three - The New & Completely Revised Edition (Lawyers Gone Bad - The New & Completely Revised Editions 3)

“The prosecutor was crying…”

So begins the explosive third installment of the Lawyers Gone Bad Series, where lawyer-discipline director, Dean Alessi, and his investigator sidekick, Stu Foley,. take on their most dangerous case yet - a secret probe into whether the County DA was bribed to bury a rape charge against the Buffalo Bills’ rising-star quarterback, Jake Riley.

With the Bills’ Super Bowl hopes hanging in the balance, Dean and Foley follow a trail of lies, corruption, and yes – murder - that leads straight to the owner’s suite—and deeper danger than they’ve ever faced.

This New & Completely Revised Edition has been fully reimagined to align with the expanded story arcs introduced in the updated editions of Lawyers Gone Bad and Personal Injuries. It’s a sharper, faster, more suspenseful take on the original novel.

Fans have already given the Lawyers Gone Bad Series novels over 500 positive reviews, praising its realism, wit, and unpredictable twists.

The Buffalo News said this about Lawyers Gone Bad: “Scarsella spices his tale with saucy language when needed and street lingo where appropriate. He keeps the suspense at high level until the answers unfold.”

The Onlinebookclub.com said this about Lawyers Gone Bad: “As much as this book was a legal story, it was also about love, family, indiscretions, greed, power, and consequences. Lawyers Gone Bad could be described as a book about life. I would recommend it to lovers of legal crime stories and those who appreciate a good story. Finally, I’d rate Lawyers Gone Bad four out of four stars.”

★★★★★ I am really enjoying reading this book so far. - Krystal H. (March 7, 2016)
★★★★★ Super Good! – Nita C. (January 21, 2017).
★★★★★ One twist after another. A great read! – Douglas Lorance (February 9, 2017)

Winning Is Everything is a fast-paced legal thriller about justice, loyalty, danger—and what happens when winning at all costs becomes the deadliest game of all.