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A fictional portrayal of US jurisprudence

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Oct 24, 2010, 12:00 am IST
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ACCUSED, another courtroom thriller by Mark Gimenez brings back A Scott Fenney as he prepares for the most difficult trial of his life. He has to defend his ex-wife Rebecca for murdering the man she left him for.

When Scott lost all of his riches for defending a prostitute against one of the most powerful politicians of Dallas, what hurt the most was his wife leaving him for Trey Rawling, golf pro. Now, years later, when he still has feelings for her, his life takes another nosedive when Trey is found dead in his house with a butcher knife in his chest – with Rebecca’s fingerprints on it. Rebecca is now in prison, accused of murdering Rawling. And only Scott can help her.

As Scotts burns through drug cartels, gambling mobs and fellow golf players – any of whom could be the killer of Trey – to prove Rebecca innocent, he puts himself at risk.

The book delivers pure reading pleasure, giving a blend of Scott’s courtroom thrills, family drama, and the blasphemous life of Trey. The book reveals the sheer level of corruption in infidelity, in not just Trey’s life style but also in every level of even the most “prestigious” golf events.

The book keeps the reader’s undivided attention till the very last page, literally. Even afterwards one will find themselves in a state of shock as the ending is a stinger. A racy, unbeatable thriller, a must read.

(Hachette India,612/614,6th floor, Time Tower, MG Road, Sector 28, Gurgaon-122001)

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