Obligation for Justice

“What John Grisham did in bringing the legal world into the world of novels and thrillers, Glenn Morris does so for the world of architecture in Obligation for Justice. And he does much more. His is a novel that transcends the thriller genre as it bestows rich stories of boyhood and brothers, of lingering neighborhood rivalries, of first and lasting loves, and of the impact of betrayals in how we view ourselves and our world. It is a novel full of three dimensional characters who stand on the page living the moments that shape their passions and their drives. Ultimately, it is the story of two brothers who partake in vastly different paths in life and the rules of their hometown streets that neither can ignore. Obligation for Justice is a highly entertaining and enjoyable novel. My hats off to Glenn Morris, and my recommendation is you buy this book. Heck, buy one for a good friend as well. They will thank you.”

Tim Huggins, Legendary Bookseller

Saving Angel

The Boston Institute for Architecture and its nonagenarian dean, Angel Piscara, are growing old together but an unholy alliance of arrogant architects and an unethical developer with Russian mob ties has other plans for both. Architect Ben Holt struggles to save the venerable school and his old friend from the grave danger that threatens them–while battling for the soul of his firm and life of his beloved wife.