Good Bad Woman by Elizabeth Woodcraft

“Working class lesbian barrister” Frankie Richmond discovers that her one time client, Saskia Baron, may be involved in more than a drunk and disorderly charge. A murdered man turns up grasping Frankie’s car’s number plate, and now more pieces of planted evidence are turning up, framing her. Frankie has a hard time getting ahead of the ball game.  It is not only murder that has Frankie frazzled, so too her new bi-sexual lover, Margo.  Unknown to Frankie, Margo has links to the dead man and Saskia. What else is she hiding, is she all that she seems? Frankie has to find out and find out fast. This plot is complex and fast paced and is highly recommended. 

Citation: Woodcraft, Elizabeth. Good Bad Women, New York, N.Y.: Kensington Books, 2002