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Blood Of Angels
Blood Of Angels
Author: Reed Arvin
ISBN-13: 9780060596347
ISBN-10: 0060596341
Publication Date: 6/28/2005
Pages: 354
Rating:
  • Currently 4.2/5 Stars.
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4.2 stars, based on 3 ratings
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Book Type: Hardcover
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Helpful Score: 1
Not just another innocent man on death row story. Reed Arvin is an excellent legal writer.
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Helpful Score: 1
Thomas Dennehy, assistant district attorney in Tennessee, is having a bad week. Wilson Owens, a career criminal he tried and got the death penalty for has finally been executed. Now another prisoner has confessed to the crime saying that he has proof that he committed the crime NOT Wilson. As if it wasn't enough that Dennehy may have killed the wrong man...now he is actively trying a rape/murder case and is again seeking the death penalty. And to top off his week, someone he previously convicted is trying to kill him and all he holds dear.

This book is a real slow mover but it eventually grabs you and keeps you rooted to your seat. An intense fight to the finish with a very very surprising ending.
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A prosecutor's search for truth. Did he put an innocent man on death row? His search for the truth leads to surprising consequences. " A first rate thriller with depth, original characters and plot twist that really surprise." Phillip Margolin
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Excellent. Very good research on the author's part imparts a real feeling of believeablity. Puts me in the mind of Stuart Woods, with the hard hitting lawyer, courtroom drama.
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Great murder mystery in Nashville, TN.
Vince
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"Reed Arvin writes smart and exciting legal thrillers as well as anyone now working." Chicago Tribune "Pure Suspense" Boston Globe