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On the Record: A Sapphic Rivals-to-Lovers Legal Thriller
A murder trial can ruin more than a life sentence.
Criminal defense attorney Maya Reyes is hired to represent Eli Hart, the suspect the city already convicted in the court of public opinion. The evidence looks airtight. The press is relentless. And the courthouse steps are packed with cameras hungry for a villain. Maya can handle hostile headlines—until someone breaks into her office, steals a critical folder, and leaves a message that stop digging.
On the other side of the aisle, Assistant District Attorney Claire Bennett is expected to win. Her boss needs it. The police want it. The victim’s family deserves answers. But an anonymous email warns her to look closer, and the closer she looks, the worse it missing interviews, protected witnesses, and discovery that appears so late it borders on sabotage.
As motions stack up and Judge Patel demands answers, Maya and Claire find themselves in the same after-hours conference room, sorting through boxes of paperwork no one should have “found” mid-trial. Every new document raises the same who is shaping this case—and why?
Maya and Claire have spent years sparring in court. Now they’re forced to decide what “justice” really means—and whether they can trust each other long enough to survive a system that punishes anyone who won’t fall in line. The closer they get to the truth, the harder it becomes to ignore the other thing pulling them a slow-burn attraction that could torch both their careers if it becomes public.
Inside these pages you’ll
• A tense, detail-rich courtroom battle
• Witness intimidation, break-ins, and off-the-record threats
• Corruption and cover-ups that reach beyond one case
• A rivals-to-lovers sapphic romance with an HEA
Criminal defense attorney Maya Reyes is hired to represent Eli Hart, the suspect the city already convicted in the court of public opinion. The evidence looks airtight. The press is relentless. And the courthouse steps are packed with cameras hungry for a villain. Maya can handle hostile headlines—until someone breaks into her office, steals a critical folder, and leaves a message that stop digging.
On the other side of the aisle, Assistant District Attorney Claire Bennett is expected to win. Her boss needs it. The police want it. The victim’s family deserves answers. But an anonymous email warns her to look closer, and the closer she looks, the worse it missing interviews, protected witnesses, and discovery that appears so late it borders on sabotage.
As motions stack up and Judge Patel demands answers, Maya and Claire find themselves in the same after-hours conference room, sorting through boxes of paperwork no one should have “found” mid-trial. Every new document raises the same who is shaping this case—and why?
Maya and Claire have spent years sparring in court. Now they’re forced to decide what “justice” really means—and whether they can trust each other long enough to survive a system that punishes anyone who won’t fall in line. The closer they get to the truth, the harder it becomes to ignore the other thing pulling them a slow-burn attraction that could torch both their careers if it becomes public.
Inside these pages you’ll
• A tense, detail-rich courtroom battle
• Witness intimidation, break-ins, and off-the-record threats
• Corruption and cover-ups that reach beyond one case
• A rivals-to-lovers sapphic romance with an HEA
258 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 2, 2026
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