The Edge of Guilt
Coming May 28, 2025!
Heather was only fifteen when she died from an overdose. Her father wants justice. The system wants silence.
Devastated by his daughter’s death, Dennis believes that her psychiatrist is to blame. Fueled by guilt and outrage, he seeks an attorney to file a high-stakes lawsuit to settle the score.
Paul Schofield, a financially struggling attorney, agrees to take the case, hoping for a swift resolution. But as he delves deeper, the cost of justice becomes painfully clear. Ethical lines blur, personal relationships crumble, and agonizing truths come to light.
Inspired by true events, The Edge of Guilt is a gripping exploration of grief, moral compromise, and the complex pursuit of justice within an imperfect system.
The Edge of Innocence
A narrative nonfictional account of the 1964 trial of Casper Bennett in Lorain County, Ohio. Revealing evidence not known at the time of the trial, The Edge of Innocence will take the reader on an unpredictable ride where the line between guilt and innocence is always shifting.
The Edge of Malice
A work of narrative nonfiction, The Edge of Malice is the story of Marie Grossman, a woman whose life changes drastically after a violent criminal act. As Marie struggles to recover what she has lost, she finds an inner strength that transforms her whole being.
The Edge of Doubt
In the tight-knit community of Lorain, Ohio, a whirlwind of horror swept through as unsettling allegations surfaced – a trusted bus driver and her alleged companion accused of shattering the innocence of preschoolers in the respected Head Start program. The verdict? Life-long prison sentences that would cast a shadow over a community, and initiate an untiring quest for truth.
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“[T]his is an engrossing tale. . . . A chilling view of the vagaries of the justice system, with a final surprise.”
“Thoroughly enjoyable: Five Stars!”
“The Edge of Innocence is both a gripping courtroom drama and a glimpse at a time past. It should appeal to fans of cerebral, up-market crime writing.”
“A MUST READ by anyone!”
For over forty years, David Miraldi served as a civil trial attorney practicing in northeastern Ohio. Born in Lorain, Ohio, David attended local schools and later graduated from The College of Wooster in 1975. After graduating with honors from The Ohio State Moritz College of Law, he returned home to practice with his father and brother. For most of his legal career, he represented everyday people in battles against insurance companies and large corporations.