A Question of Proof
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| Rating | : | 4.69 (521 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B008FD5I4C |
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| Number of Pages | : | 549 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-04-16 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Not ready for prime time." according to metzmatt. Uneven writing, some just plain terrible. For example, the author describes a sharp-edged blunt instrument. That's an oxymoron. Poorly constructed sentences, such as the one describing the man who found a job as a waiter and a wife.The main character and the love interest fall into and out of love numerous times as he becomes convinced she's a murderess, then not, then yes, then no. No relationship could realistically survive this.And the scenes in the courtroom are simp. dan's confusion- or readers'? a well written book, which suddenly turns from a legal mystery to a who done it! i dont understand this compulsion in writers, when they run out of legal ideas they turn to unnecessary story complications! so this turns out to be another pot pourri of love story, murder, politics and confused lawyer. still the author's writing style is good enough to keep you reading it till the end.. Serious page turnerbut smart Really great readexactly what I want out of a courtroom drama. The ending totally got me. I'll stop there not to give anything away, but if you're looking for a good story that keeps you engaged, you found it.
But now divorced and badly missing his young son, disillusioned by years of representing vicious criminals, humiliated by the politically ambitious DA's charge that he bribed a witness in a brutal rape-homicide case, Dan is burned out, depressed, and ready to call it quits.On the surface he would seem to have nothing in common with Susan Boelter, the beautiful and patrician wife of Peter Boelter, who runs the city's dominant newspaper and heads one of its most powerful families. Suddenly, Peter is found dead, and Susan becomes the prime suspect in his murder. From Joseph Amiel, best-selling author of Birthright, Deeds, and Star Time, comes his most compelling work
Barry Reed, author of The Verdict and The Choice. A masterpiece of suspense! Gregg Jarrett, Anchor Fox News Live, CourtTV "Joseph Amiel has anotherwinner! A Question of Proof is a legal thriller, taut with suspense, you won't be able to put it down. "A strong courtroom drama that hooks you fast - andpulls you straight through to a knotty, post-courtroom surprise endingNeat storytellingyou'll never guesswho did it." Kirkus Reviews "Joseph Amiel's book stands head & shoulders above other popular 'legal' novels. A Question of Proof is brilliantlycrafted from the opening line to the finale.It is the finest suspense novelI've read in yearsentrancing. The outcome was a mys