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Street Girls
You can buy anything in Atlanta. Especially sex. When a serial killer brutally murders one of the lost girls of the city, Chance Meridian and his murder squad dive deep into the dark underbelly of human trafficking, only to learn that money has no conscience.
With the clock ticking on yet another victim, Chance must risk everything to stop a madman. But faced with his most dangerous foe yet, will he be too late to save even himself?
A standalone thriller in the Atlanta Murder Squad series, Street Girls is a riveting mystery that will keep you guessing until the climactic end.
With the clock ticking on yet another victim, Chance must risk everything to stop a madman. But faced with his most dangerous foe yet, will he be too late to save even himself?
A standalone thriller in the Atlanta Murder Squad series, Street Girls is a riveting mystery that will keep you guessing until the climactic end.
318 pages, Paperback
Published December 19, 2024
About the author
Lance McMillian
9 books45 followersLance McMillian is a recovering lawyer who gave up the courtroom for the classroom. For over a decade, Lance has taught Constitutional Law to future lawyers at Atlanta's John Marshall Law School. Now he writes books. The Murder of Sara Barton is his debut novel.
Being a great writer first requires being a great reader. Lance loves taut legal thrillers, heart-pounding crime fiction, and captivating murder mysteries. His literary inspirations include Raymond Chandler, Dashiell Hammett, John Grisham, Scott Turow, Michael Connelly, Erle Stanley Gardner, Ross Macdonald, Walker Percy, Agatha Christie, and, of course, Harper Lee.
Lance's writing career began as a weekly columnist for The Daily Tar Heel while an undergraduate at UNC. As a UGA law student, he also contributed columns to The Red and Black. In the academic realm, his scholarly work about lawyers and pop culture has appeared in leading law journals. The American Bar Association chose him to write a book chapter in its acclaimed project Lawyers in Your Living Room: Law on Television, which included chapters by actors Sam Waterston and James Woods.
But if Lance is being honest, writing novels is the most fun.
Being a great writer first requires being a great reader. Lance loves taut legal thrillers, heart-pounding crime fiction, and captivating murder mysteries. His literary inspirations include Raymond Chandler, Dashiell Hammett, John Grisham, Scott Turow, Michael Connelly, Erle Stanley Gardner, Ross Macdonald, Walker Percy, Agatha Christie, and, of course, Harper Lee.
Lance's writing career began as a weekly columnist for The Daily Tar Heel while an undergraduate at UNC. As a UGA law student, he also contributed columns to The Red and Black. In the academic realm, his scholarly work about lawyers and pop culture has appeared in leading law journals. The American Bar Association chose him to write a book chapter in its acclaimed project Lawyers in Your Living Room: Law on Television, which included chapters by actors Sam Waterston and James Woods.
But if Lance is being honest, writing novels is the most fun.
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January 12, 2026
very good read, highly recommend
Well done, author. A great book. I did get confused about the mentioned of Sara Barton. My remembrance is that Sara Barton died in jail by hanging herself. I really hated the author wrote Ella out the series. She would’ve made a great member of the Squad. I still think author was wrong for dividing them but I think Chance could be a tad bit racist when it comes to interracial relationships. Chance appears to be a good Christian who genuine cares about people of different race. He seems to recognize and acknowledge the injustice of race but I wonder if he could change it, would he. I believe Scott is more acceptable to interracial relationships than Chance. Ok, I had my culprit early in the story but I didn’t know the double-minded until the banquet. I knew there was a mastermind. I couldn’t figure out who. Why every time Chance takes Cate somewhere, he drops the ball and someone gets killed because he’s distracted.
Well done, author. A great book. I did get confused about the mentioned of Sara Barton. My remembrance is that Sara Barton died in jail by hanging herself. I really hated the author wrote Ella out the series. She would’ve made a great member of the Squad. I still think author was wrong for dividing them but I think Chance could be a tad bit racist when it comes to interracial relationships. Chance appears to be a good Christian who genuine cares about people of different race. He seems to recognize and acknowledge the injustice of race but I wonder if he could change it, would he. I believe Scott is more acceptable to interracial relationships than Chance. Ok, I had my culprit early in the story but I didn’t know the double-minded until the banquet. I knew there was a mastermind. I couldn’t figure out who. Why every time Chance takes Cate somewhere, he drops the ball and someone gets killed because he’s distracted.
June 10, 2025
McMillian has a remarkable way of describing our humanity. Creative murder mystery combined with heart breaking narratives forcing the reader to self reflect. For a local Georgia resident, the scenes are familiar but the stories always keep you guessing.
Also - George Newbern is the perfect narrator for the audible version of this series. Since book 3 I’ve looked forward to each new release for both the content and the performance.
Also - George Newbern is the perfect narrator for the audible version of this series. Since book 3 I’ve looked forward to each new release for both the content and the performance.
January 31, 2026
This was my least favorite of The Atlanta Murder Squad books. I still like Chance and his team, but the new characters for this particular plot were uninteresting and not well written. The plot itself was boring and full of holes. I disliked the way at the end of the book Scott had to list all of the reasons that they messed up the case. That was a lazy way to wrap it up. The final fight scene was creative but also so unrealistic.
February 3, 2026
WOW WOW
I have read all 6 so far! I do suggest you read these books from number 1! You could read stand-alone, but they are all so good, and this one takes the cake, with 100% from book 1!! I love the ending and am so ready for book 7! Lance needs to write more!! I love the characters, Chance, Cate, Scott, Governor, the Murder Squad, all of them! Love the ending of book 6! THANK YOU!
I have read all 6 so far! I do suggest you read these books from number 1! You could read stand-alone, but they are all so good, and this one takes the cake, with 100% from book 1!! I love the ending and am so ready for book 7! Lance needs to write more!! I love the characters, Chance, Cate, Scott, Governor, the Murder Squad, all of them! Love the ending of book 6! THANK YOU!
March 20, 2025
My favorite part of the book is the epilogue. Despite being a trigger subject, the story is good and true to the series I enjoy so much.
July 7, 2025
A little more preachy than the last books but was a good story. And I love the narrator of the audio book
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