Mary Magruder Katz is about to find herself in the eye of storm. Miami in June: it’s raining, it’s pouring, but her life as a criminal defense attorney is anything but boring—especially when she gets caught up in a whirlwind of three different cases in Barbara Levenson’s Justice in June (Oceanview Press, $24.95 ) . Judge Liz Maxwell’s job, sanity, and reputation are at stake, and she needs Mary to ferret out wrongdoing in Miami’s courts. Solving this case won’t just mean going out on a limb; it will mean risking life and limb. Luis Corona, a family friend of Mary’s boyfriend, Carlos, needs help with a legal matter that, to Mary’s horror, turns out to be a terrorism charge. And this case will leave some catastrophic damage—and unwelcome notoriety—in its wake. Just when Mary thought things couldn’t get worse, Carlos gets in his own nasty legal quandary—one that could cost him everything.