Will of Justice: A Legal Thriller (Bill Harvey Book 3)
£2.60
Anna Lempare is a fiery redhead disagreeing with the conditions of her grandfather’s estate. When the trustee is found strangled in her apartment, the case takes a sudden turn. Anna is charged with first-degree murder, but criminal defense attorney Bill Harvey is not convinced of her guilt.
As a former hypnotherapist, Harvey is used to detecting lies. With suspects that include an unstable war veteran, a charity CEO, and a neighbor hiding a secret, Harvey struggles to find a break.
Desperately, he fights to find the one piece of evidence that will prove his client’s innocence.
But the secret that Harvey uncovers will change their lives forever…
This thrilling legal novel will take you for a ride through the courtroom, and end with a twist that you didn’t see coming.
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Additional information
| Publisher | 4th edition (26 Jun. 2017), Roam Free Publishing |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| File size | 2945 KB |
| Text-to-Speech | Enabled |
| Screen Reader | Supported |
| Enhanced typesetting | Enabled |
| X-Ray | Enabled |
| Word Wise | Enabled |
| Sticky notes | On Kindle Scribe |
| Print length | 194 pages |
by Brian S
The authors love of Perry Mason show through the pages of this book.satisfying plot and a surprise ending is right out of those box of tricks.
I am currently reading 1 to 5 in order and am enjoying this distracting read. Ten out of ten.
by aitch
So so read better.
by Michael
It just goes to show how money can change people to do good and evil. Another good read by Peter O’Mahoney.
by Chris27
The style of writing is more suited to a children’s book. The characters speak unnaturally – ‘I do not’, ‘you have not’, instead of the usual abbreviations – and the sentences are short, making the whole thing stilted and tedious. The reader is also subjected to far too many ‘lectures’ on hypnosis, how to read body language and various other diversions, making the storyline disjointed and giving the impression that the author had to pad it out in order to produce more than a short story.
by David G
Interesting legal drama which came to an abrupt and weak conclusion. After a decent read felt a bit cheated. Disappointed
by Ollie Cat
Beginning to get repetitive in places. Not a particularly strong plot, hardly a legal story, more of a detective story. Hoped for better as the lead character should have developed more as this is the third book.
by Kindle Customer
Made me Kate for work best I could not put it down!!
by Kindle Customer
Simple story line not lots of characters and complex sub plots with a twist at the end.read the second book before the first which was no problem to me both have a definite end