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Rush to Judgment
"Consensual or Criminal? A legal thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end."
When a client calls Family Law attorney Kendra Carlisle for help, she never expected it to lead to a murder case that would follow her home. As she defends the defendant, she finds herself at odds with her love interest, Detective Nick, who is determined to play judge and jury. But as their professional and personal lives collide, Kendra must navigate the blurred lines between love and duty.
When a client calls Family Law attorney Kendra Carlisle for help, she never expected it to lead to a murder case that would follow her home. As she defends the defendant, she finds herself at odds with her love interest, Detective Nick, who is determined to play judge and jury. But as their professional and personal lives collide, Kendra must navigate the blurred lines between love and duty.
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Published December 14, 2022
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August 17, 2024
I received an ARC and I am voluntarily leaving an honest review.
This story begins with Kendra finalizing a divorce agreement with Dr McKoy and his wife Tessa. Later, Kendra receives a call from Dr. McCoy asking for help. It seems that his wife Tessa has been murdered. The next day she learns that her law partner has gotten Dr. McCoy out on bail. Now the hard part comes defending him in court.
For all intents and purposes, the case seems pretty cut and dried that Dr. McCoy is guilty. Read along and discover what efforts Kendra and her partner pursue in order to get their a not guilty verdict. Things look bad as their defense presentation is nearing the end. Learn what last minute event might help them win the case.
The ending is unexpected and the book is well worth reading. Don't miss out.
This story begins with Kendra finalizing a divorce agreement with Dr McKoy and his wife Tessa. Later, Kendra receives a call from Dr. McCoy asking for help. It seems that his wife Tessa has been murdered. The next day she learns that her law partner has gotten Dr. McCoy out on bail. Now the hard part comes defending him in court.
For all intents and purposes, the case seems pretty cut and dried that Dr. McCoy is guilty. Read along and discover what efforts Kendra and her partner pursue in order to get their a not guilty verdict. Things look bad as their defense presentation is nearing the end. Learn what last minute event might help them win the case.
The ending is unexpected and the book is well worth reading. Don't miss out.
August 23, 2024
Rush to read this novel. A stand alone book but you will better understand Kendra if you begin with
Presumption of Innocence. Ms. Moon has a winning legal series that will keep you on your toes when you try to figure out "what is going on?" A case that has you wonderfully running in circles.
Highly Recommended.
Presumption of Innocence. Ms. Moon has a winning legal series that will keep you on your toes when you try to figure out "what is going on?" A case that has you wonderfully running in circles.
Highly Recommended.
August 4, 2024
Attorney Kendra Carlisle is dragged into another murder case with an uncooperative client. Another page turning legal thriller with twisty surprises from Brigitta Moon. Start with Presumption of Innocence.
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