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Eyes of a Child Author: Ricardo Arias is found dead, the gun still wedged in his mouth. It looks like suicide, but the physical evidence strongly suggests murder. The police investigation uncovers an estranged wife, Terri Peralta; an ugly custody battle over their six-year-old daughter, Elena; heated charges of child abuse; and a murder suspect: San Francisco defense a... more »
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Good enough to read again! Big words... detailed. Take this to a family get together to avoid them. Oops I mean your so ENTHARALLED by the book it is hard to put down to talk to them.
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Aiming for another big hit after Degree of Guilt (LJ 12/92), Patterson returns to the courtroom, where an attorney fights to clear himself of the accusation that he murdered his lover's estranged husband because of an ugly custody battle.
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Never really could get into it for some reason.
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Holds your interest right up to the surprising ending.
I highly recommend this book, I have read it multipule times, it is one of those lawyer thriller books.
This book was very well written the way the plot comes together. The development of the characters make them realistic and believable to the point that you may begin to see through the eyes of a child.
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