Mean Streak / The Cass Jameson Mysteries (ePub)
(Sprache: Englisch)
In the highest-profile case of her career, Cass defends her ex-lover in federal court in this Edgar Award-nominated legal thriller
It's hard not to be charmed by Matt Riordan. Ruggedly handsome, with a sharp wit and a voice like Belgian chocolate, he...
It's hard not to be charmed by Matt Riordan. Ruggedly handsome, with a sharp wit and a voice like Belgian chocolate, he...
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In the highest-profile case of her career, Cass defends her ex-lover in federal court in this Edgar Award-nominated legal thriller
It's hard not to be charmed by Matt Riordan. Ruggedly handsome, with a sharp wit and a voice like Belgian chocolate, he could woo any jury. His clients may be mobsters, but Riordan never seems to have any trouble winning sympathy for them. That charisma worked on Cass Jameson, too, even though she should have been smart enough to know better. A hard-boiled defense attorney who's made a living going toe to toe with the meanest bastards in Brooklyn, Cass nevertheless fell for the Riordan charm-right until he broke her heart.
Not long after Riordan runs out on her, Cass sees his smiling face on the cover of New York magazine. The most powerful defense attorney in New York has been accused of taking bribes, and he needs Cass to keep him out of jail. When one of Riordan's most vicious clients gets involved in the case, a smile won't be enough to keep him alive.
It's hard not to be charmed by Matt Riordan. Ruggedly handsome, with a sharp wit and a voice like Belgian chocolate, he could woo any jury. His clients may be mobsters, but Riordan never seems to have any trouble winning sympathy for them. That charisma worked on Cass Jameson, too, even though she should have been smart enough to know better. A hard-boiled defense attorney who's made a living going toe to toe with the meanest bastards in Brooklyn, Cass nevertheless fell for the Riordan charm-right until he broke her heart.
Not long after Riordan runs out on her, Cass sees his smiling face on the cover of New York magazine. The most powerful defense attorney in New York has been accused of taking bribes, and he needs Cass to keep him out of jail. When one of Riordan's most vicious clients gets involved in the case, a smile won't be enough to keep him alive.
Autoren-Porträt von Carolyn Wheat
Carolyn Wheat is an attorney, editor, and award-winning author. She has worked on both sides of the legal fence, defending indigents accused of crime for the Brooklyn office of the Legal Aid Society and giving legal advice to the New York City Police Department. Wheat's short stories have won the Anthony, Agatha, Shamus, and Macavity Awards, and two of her six Cass Jameson Mysteries have been nominated for Edgar Awards.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Carolyn Wheat
- 2015, 237 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: Open Road Media Mystery & Thriller
- ISBN-10: 1504002350
- ISBN-13: 9781504002356
- Erscheinungsdatum: 24.02.2015
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Pressezitat
“Challenging . . . Ms. Wheat’s characterizations are lethal.” —The New York Times“Spurning a simple world of absolute good and evil, Wheat dexterously depicts a complex urban society where justice is not the uncontested province of the courts and it’s best to keep a sharp eye on even those you think you can trust.” —Publishers Weekly
“[Cass Jameson is] a witty, gritty heroine.” —New York Post
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