Books like Juice by Robert Wright Campbell

In the Lake of the Woods follows John and Kathy Wade as they grapple with political defeat, marital strain, and Kathy’s sudden disappearance on a Minnesota lake, prompting a desperate search and a haunted look at their hidden secrets.

In Martin Amis’ sharp satire, Richard Tull wrestles with jealousy toward his rival author Gwyn Barry, ultimately turning to sinister schemes to sabotage his success.

A young Supreme Court law clerk assumes power of attorney when her judge falls into a coma, plunging her into high‑stakes decisions, unexpected biotech controversies, and Washington, D.C., political intrigue.

Judge Knott's murder mystery in Beaufort, North Carolina, with a past lover as the suspect.

Nine-year-old Juice realizes that her father’s job loss endangers her family, so she resolves to go back to school and learn to read to give them another chance to survive and keep their home.

The time, 1959 America. The place-a small, entirely corrupt Midwestern burg named Locke City, currently owned top to bottom by homegrown Royal Beaumont. Crippled by a childhood disease, Royal rules from a wheelchair-throne; few, though, have ever doubted that his power is absolute. Or not until now, when rival mobs-one Irish, one Italian-suddenly sense windows of opportunity. They lurk at Locke City's perimeter and sniff around Royal's honey-pots-prostitution, gambling, protection-in a way calculated to cause maximum anxiety. In response, Royal sends for outside help in the form of Walker Dett, a man with the sort of "stillness" to him. Dett is a killer, a hired gun with the war smarts of a Clausewitz. There's plot and counterplot as hard guys maneuver for position and form unlikely alliances. Dett, however, is always in charge, a dodge ahead of his enemies. He schemes, lures and, when at last he pounces, few are left standing. But Dett has a softer side and it catches him unaware. One night, the Angel of Death meets an Earth Angel and, to his astonishment, he falls in love. Life altering for Dett; for thereader unexpectedly moving. A bit of a slow coach in the middle, but it recovers well.

Disgraced Israeli politician Baruch Kotler, hiding in a Crimean resort, confronts a former friend who sent him to the gulag forty years earlier, forcing him to face betrayal and seek forgiveness.

Lena, a former student activist living on an unnamed island nation ten years after a brutal regime’s fall, suspects a powerful senator—a man she once dated—of murder, yet she remains silent due to her family's past and lack of proof.

"Energizing recipes include green juices, juices for healthy cleansing, strengthening the immune system, and improving skin, organ health, brain function, digestion, and various bodily ailments. Tailored to anyone who has health as their goal, this comprehensive juicing bible offers everything you need to know about juicing, from choosing the perfect juicer, to preparing for a cleanse, to tips for a successful juice fast. Offering 97 delicious recipes, Juice mixes the healing powers of vegetables such as kale, spinach and beets, and combines them with fruits full of flavor, antioxidants, and vitamins. Exploring the benefits of fruit juice versus vegetable juice, Juice explains the pros and cons of juicing, and the importance of adding juice to your diet"--Amazon.com, viewed February 26, 2013.