When a naturalized American citizen turns up missing in Iraq, Brent Marks fights the Goliath U.S. government with its own Constitution. Santa Barbara accountant Ahmed Khury responds to the plea of his brother, Sabeen, a suspected money launderer in Iraq. Before Ahmed realizes what has happened to him, he is in Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp, being subjected to torture to extract information that he doesn't have. The drama outside the courtroom explodes, and when murder, corruption and cover-up enters the picture, nobody, including Brent, is safe.
When a naturalized American citizen turns up missing in Iraq, Brent Marks fights the Goliath U.S. government with its own Constitution. Santa Barbara accountant Ahmed Khury responds to the plea of his brother, Sabeen, a suspected money launderer in Iraq. Before Ahmed realizes what has happened to him, he is in Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp, being subjected to torture to extract information that he doesn't have. The drama outside the courtroom explodes, and when murder, corruption and cover-up enters the picture, nobody, including Brent, is safe.
Professional Reviews
An Edge of Your Seat Legal Thriller
There is a lot of courtroom drama that readers will absolutely love. Kenneth Eade is also an international business lawyer, and his expertise shows a lot in his legal thrillers. The details he gives about the law system are accurate, but, at the same time, they are presented in an easy-to-understand way, so that all readers can understand them and enjoy the book. His characters are complex and relatable, and readers will find themselves rooting for both Ahmed and Brent Marks. The dialogues are so realistic that they have the ability to immerse the readers into the story, making it impossible for them to put the book down.
Kenneth Eade has been compared to John Grisham by his fans. The action in his novels often takes a 360-degree turn, thus making his stories anything but predictable. The drama he creates inside and outside of the courtroom in 'A Patriot's Act' will keep readers glued to the pages. They will want to know more and see what happens next. At no point in the novel will they be able to guess how everything will end, and this makes Kenneth Eade a master of suspense.
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