The Juror Pattern

A Legal Thriller About Jury Manipulation, Murder, and Courtroom Conspiracy

4.90 10 Goodreads ratings

323 pagesPublished 2 May 2026Kindle, paperback & hardcoverLegal Thrillers

A murdered judge. A framed janitor. A pattern no one was supposed to find.

Criminal defense attorney Malik Grant wins cases by studying the numbers, juror psychology, sentencing tendencies, the hidden patterns that determine verdicts before the jury foreman stands. His database of over three hundred trials gives him an edge no other attorney has.

But when a courthouse janitor is charged with murdering a judge, Malik uncovers a pattern his database was never designed to detect.

One juror. Six homicide trials. Six convictions. A perfect record that defies every statistical model, and points to a conspiracy that stretches from a private analytics firm to the highest levels of the justice system.

As Malik digs deeper, the threats escalate. His law license is targeted. His twelve-year-old daughter is surveilled. And the public defender who first discovered the pattern is found dead at her desk under circumstances no one wants to investigate.

Now Malik must prove that his client is innocent, and that the system designed to deliver justice has been engineered to manufacture guilt.

The Juror Pattern is the second book in The Edited Truth Series, a shared-universe legal thriller saga where the manipulation evolves with every case. Each book features a new protagonist and stands alone.

For readers of John Grisham, Scott Turow, and Lisa Scottoline.

The series

The Edited Truth Series

  1. Objection: Edited
    Book 1Objection: Edited 4.56 · 9 Goodreads ratings
  2. The Juror Pattern
    Book 2The Juror Pattern 4.90 · 10 Goodreads ratingsYou are here
  3. False Witness
    Book 3False Witness 5.00 · 3 Goodreads ratings
  4. Chain of Custody
    Book 4Chain of Custody
Tiffany Torres

About the author

Tiffany Torres

Strategist of High-Stakes Justice

Tiffany Torres writes high-stakes legal thrillers where the truth is rarely what it seems and the courtroom is only the first battlefield.

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