Linda Fairstein
Linda Fairstein is an American author and former prosecutor who served as head of the Sex Crimes Unit in the Manhattan District Attorney's office from 1976 to 2002, overseeing high-profile cases like the Central Park jogger assault and the Preppie Murder.[1][2] She pioneered the use of DNA evidence in sexual assault cases and advocated for victims' rights, including New York's rape shield law.[3][4] Transitioning to writing, she became a New York Times bestselling author of crime novels featuring prosecutor Alexandra Cooper, starting with Final Jeopardy in 1996.[1][5]
crime fiction
legal thriller
mystery
Death Angel
Final Jeopardy
The Kills
Lethal Legacy
The Bone Vault: A Novel
Terminal City
Night Watch
Silent Mercy
Night Watch
Death Dance: A Novel (Alexandra Cooper Mysteries)
Death Dance: A Novel (Alexandra Cooper Mysteries)
Night Watch
Silent Mercy
The Bone Vault
Hell Gate
Entombed (Alexandra Cooper)
Night Watch
Death Angel
Silent Mercy
Final Jeopardy
Night Watch
Hell Gate
Bad Blood: A Novel
Devils Bridge