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|  | | Abiding Conviction
Attorney Dutch Francis is forced to try a high-profile case while searching for his missing wife.
| |  | | About Power: A Dutch Francis Novel
Manchester, New Hampshire attorney Dutch Francis takes on a high-profile sexual harassment case that soon spirals out of control.
After leaving his ex-wife and a lucrative corporate practice in Boston, Dutch Francis moved to Manchester, New Hampshire to practice a "more humane kind of law." His ex-partner and ex-father-in-law, Rodger Dodds, a Brahmin whose roots go back to the Mayflower, refers him a sexual harassment case involving his niece Julia Howard. Howard is a former associate at Manchester's Thibodeau & Franklin law firm. Julia claims that senior partner Vincent Thibodeau made unwelcome sexual advances toward her and she had to quit her job to get away from hm. Thiboeau is a prominen | |  | | Alibi
THE CALL
Boston lawyer Dutch Francis has moved to the small city of Manchester, New Hampshire, where the only criminal cases he takes are DWIs. That is until - after more than twenty years - his childhood friend Larry Conway calls, pleading for his help.
THE CRIME
Out of the goodness of their hearts, the Conways have taken in a troubled young man named Raymond Walker. Now, Walker stands accused of murdering the local college football star, a future All-American.
THE COVER-UP
Dutch is up for the challenge. Anything for a friend. But the more Dutch investigates, the more he is convinced of his client's innocence. And the closer he gets to uncovering a shocking conspiracy in which he is nothing but a pawn …
With friends like these, who needs enemies?
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A judge is shocked when his estranged father appears in his courtroom charged with murder.
| | | | Beneath the Gavel
A judge is shocked when his estranged father appears in his courtroom charged with murder.
| |  | | Their Word Is Law: Bestselling Lawyer-Novelists Talk About Their Craft
It's no secret that lawyers make great fiction writers. They spend their days at the heart of conflict, and they live or die by their choice of words. Now, in this unique collection of interviews, the top lawyer-novelists of our day discuss the inner workings of their craft. From the moral explorations of Louis Auchincloss to the dynamic thrills of Scott Turow, each of the writers interviewed here has put his or her particular knowledge, experience, and perspective to use as a writer. Now discover just how they did it.
Includes in-depth interviews with:
~ DAVID BALDACCI ~ JAY BRANDON
~ LINDA FAIRSTEIN ~ PHILIP FRIEDMAN
~ JOHN GRISHAM ~ JEREMIAH HEALY
~ GEORGE V. HIGGINS ~ STEVE MARTINI
~ JOHN MORTIMER ~ LISA SCOTTOLINE
~ ROBERT K. TANNENBAUM
~ RICHARD NORTH PATTERSON
~ SCOTT TUROW ~ and others…
| |  | | What If Holden Caulfield Went to Law School?
Selected Legal Fiction and Nonfiction including short stories, essays, book reviews, and author interviews relating to legal fiction including Sheldon Siegel, Brad Meltzer, John Lescroart, Philip Margolin, Clifford Irving, John Jay Osborn, Jr., et al.
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In Search of the First Tribe
by Richard Cederberg
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 Sixty-seven days after departing Flores Island in Europe’s westernmost waters, the schooner Heimdall and her stalwart crew has finally arrived at the mysterious Isla Socorro in the Revillagigedo Archipelagoes. The discoveries they make are astounding |
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Peacemaker
by Susan Smith
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 Book 3 continues the Commander and the Chief's adventures in political intrigue, superstition, old feuds, and the search of Nikola Tesla's missing papers in this Close Encounter of the Weird Kind. |
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