Henry Mark Holzer Books In Order

Publication Order of Jon Willard Books

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Henry Mark Holzer is an American published author, writer, and a retired attorney and law professor.

He is known for writing many books, including the Jon Willard courtroom drama fictional series of novels. Henry has also written an incredible amount of reviews and articles throughout the course of his career.

Henry attended New York University, where he graduated with his B.A. degree. While he was there, he studied Russian and political science. He would graduate in 1954 and went on to serve in Korea, working in the field of U.S. Army intelligence, where he had top secret security clearance. He served as the Chief Order of Battle Analyst at Eighth Army Headquarters in Seoul.

After he went through his military service, he attended the New York University School of Law where he graduated with his Juris Doctor Degree in 1959. Following that, he practiced constitutional and appellate law for many decades, starting on December 7, 1959. His clients have been owners of pre-legalized gold, Soviet dissidents and defectors, veterans attempting to get medical benefits, and even the author Ayn Rand.

Besides practicing law, Henry served as the full time tenured professor of law at Brooklyn Law School and is professor emeritus. The courses that he taught extended to National Security, First Amendment, Constitutional Law, and Appellate Advocacy. You can find a bibliography of his writing on his personal website and blog.

Henry is the author of nearly three hundred articles, reviews, and essays. He also is known for publishing commentary on different legal and political articles and events in media (both electronic and print). He is also frequently asked to provide commentary by the broadcast media and to be interviewed as well as an in demand guest.

Fans of his work may find that some of his writing is more difficult to find. Several of his books are out of print, from The Gold Clause to Speaking Freely: The Case Against Speech Codes. If you’re looking for a certain book, they are still available from different booksellers online, including Amazon.

Henry is married to Erika Holzer, who also works as a lawyer and a novelist. He is known for co-authoring Aid and Comfort and with Erika co-wrote Fake Warriors: Identifying, Exposing, and Punishing Those Who Falsify Their Military Service. The pair also co-authored the Jon Willard series and have so far proven to be a good working team.

The Paladin Curse is the first book in the Jon Willard series by Henry Mark Holzer and Erika Holzer. If you’ve been looking for a good courtroom procedural to read and you want something that is going to keep you turning the pages until you get to the end, this is the book for you from the bestselling author writing team known for Eye for an Eye and Fake Warriors.

Two roommates from college who used to be friends have now solidified as opponents, and they are about to engage in a fight with each other like none that they have experienced before. Mike Quade is a prosecutor who is politically ambitious and unprincipled, and is driven by not only his hatred but his strong motivation for revenge.

Meanwhile, Jon Willard is a defense attorney who doesn’t compromise and is trying to do the best that he can to make it in a professional that is corrupt and cynical at its core. When Quade ends up framing an innocent man for murder, the defendant thinks that Jon Willard would be the perfect man to represent him and persuades him to defend him.

This will result in the two estranged friends facing each other down in a dangerous courtroom battle. At risk will not only be justice, but the fates of their very souls. The verdict will all come down to The Paladin Curse, but who will be pleased by what is said and who will be destroyed by it? When it comes to this case, is there any way to win or will everyone who is involved lose something in some way?

Read the first book in this exciting series to find out what happens and follow along with every word and check out the other interesting books in this series (A Fool for a Client?, Justice Delayed, Is Justice Denied, Abuse of Power, and The Right to Die) to follow along and see how this story ends.

A Fool for a Client is the second book in the Jon Willard series by Henry Mark Holzer and Erika Holzer. If you thought that the first book in this series was interesting, check out the sequel and follow along with Jon Willard and this defense attorney’s latest adventures.

In the second story of the series, Jon wants to do whatever it takes to keep his old enemy federal judge Amos Deveroux from taking a defector and sending them back to China and to certain death. When Willard takes to the public to condemn him, Deveroux wants nothing more than revenge.

He’s going to do whatever it takes to get it, and that includes going after his career. Conspiring with his powerful friends, the judge is doing what it takes to have Willard not only disbarred but ruined too. To rescue his career and his reputation, Willard has to take on a corrupt federal judge, a former Brooklyn prosecutor, and the Chief Judge of the State of New York.

In this huge courtroom battle, Willard decides that it’s time to stand alone and represent himself. The only issue with this is that it might mean that he has a fool for a client. Can he rise above all of this or is he about to find out that he’s entering into one of the toughest phases of his life? Is choosing to represent himself one of the biggest mistakes that he could ever end up making?

Check out the second book in this series from Henry Mark Holzer to find out more and see whether Willard regrets representing himself or if it is one of the smartest choices that he could have made.