About The Author
Renowned American author Randy Singer weaves captivating narratives through his Christian-themed legal thriller novels. A veteran trial lawyer and an instructive pastor at the Trinity Church in Virginia Beach, Singer’s multifaceted persona resonates in his storytelling, making him a unique figure in contemporary literature.
Often likening his split professional roles to ‘Jekyll and Hyde,’ Singer also imparts valuable lessons on advocacy and ethics at the prestigious Regent Law School, where he serves on the Board of Visitors. He shares his life in Virginia Beach with his loving wife, Rhonda, and their two grown-up kids.
Randy Singer’s Unique Writing Style
What sets Randy Singer apart is his ability to bring his real-world experiences into fictional scenarios. His intricate understanding of the law profession lends authenticity to his work, translating into page-turners that keep readers hooked while providing insightful commentary on faith and ethics.
His inaugural journey into the world of publishing began in 2001 with the Christy Award-winning novel Directed Verdict, a hallmark of his signature fusion of legal intrigues and moral dilemmas.
A Detailed Look at Randy Singer’s Books in Order
Categorizing and absorbing Randy Singer’s enthralling literature becomes a rewarding experience when we explore his books in order of release. Follow along to dive into his rich, multifaceted portfolio:
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| Directed Verdict | (2002) |    |
| Irreparable Harm | (2003) | |
| Dying Declaration | (2004) | |
| Self Incrimination | (2005) | |
| The Judge / The Cross Examination of Oliver Finney | (2006) | |
| False Witness | (2007) | |
| By Reason of Insanity | (2008) | |
| The Justice Game | (2009) | |
| Fatal Convictions | (2010) | |
| The Last Plea Bargain | (2012) | |
| Dead Lawyers Tell No Tales | (2013) | |
| The Advocate | (2014) | |
| Rule of Law | (2017) | |