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Jury of One
Jury of One
Author: David Ellis
Children's rights advocate Shelly Trotter is out of her depth in criminal court, defending a teenager accused of killing a cop. And when she discovers that he may be her own son, nothing--not legal ethics, not political pressure--will stop her from keeping him off of death row.
ISBN-13: 9780425201459
ISBN-10: 0425201457
Publication Date: 3/1/2005
Pages: 432
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Publisher: Berkley
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette, Audio CD
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Legal thriller with lots of action - great plot and characters.
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I had been wanting to read a David Ellis book for awhile now. I've always heard good things about his books, so I picked up the book "Jury of One".

The premise of the novel is about a lawyer named Shelly Trotter, who is asked to defend a young 16 year old boy who has been accused of murdering a police officer. She previously helped this young man Alex in a previous case and is shocked to find he's in trouble again.

There is so much going on in this book. So much is revealed, but its done at a pace that isn't overwhelming. David Ellis definitely knows how to keep you turning the pages as this one was hard to put down.

I'm also afraid that if I write anymore, that I may reveal a secret or two, so I will end this review here.

If you enjoy legal thrillers, then I can definitely recommend you read this book.


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