I'm a big fan of Law & Order. The police half is always interesting, but it's the courtroom scenes that intrigue me. Dan Sorensen used to spend most of his adult life living his job. Until his wife and child are killed in a horrific auto accident. Then the law didn't matter and only the booze did. It made him forget.
Then he happens into a case that could help him find a way back to the living again, and the law. A rapper has been accused of killing his girlfriend and he claims he is innocent. Dan knows the media is covering this one is a splashy way so it's all or nothing.
With a quick pace and memorable characters, A Case of Redemption is what I would term a legal thriller.
Even though the evidence against his client is circumstantial at best, Dan knows that coming back from a big break, he'll need to be on the top of his game. That's not to mention any of the other little dirties climbing out of the woodwork. The judicial system kept me riveted but the capable writing and slowly building plot will keep me coming back for more from this talented writer. Highly recommend!
Then he happens into a case that could help him find a way back to the living again, and the law. A rapper has been accused of killing his girlfriend and he claims he is innocent. Dan knows the media is covering this one is a splashy way so it's all or nothing.
With a quick pace and memorable characters, A Case of Redemption is what I would term a legal thriller.
Even though the evidence against his client is circumstantial at best, Dan knows that coming back from a big break, he'll need to be on the top of his game. That's not to mention any of the other little dirties climbing out of the woodwork. The judicial system kept me riveted but the capable writing and slowly building plot will keep me coming back for more from this talented writer. Highly recommend!
I loved this book. I always like legal thrillers, but am often disappointed. Not in this case. The only thing that keeps me from giving it five stars is I felt the ending was too pat. I certainly didn't see it coming and while the clues were there, I was never certain how the main character could have picked it up. That being said, I don't want to give away the book and highly, highly recommend this book if you're a fan of this genre.
