For The Defense
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English
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1995
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IMPOSSIBLE TO PUT DOWN.
--Minneapolis Star Tribune
Teddy Wendover is a hulking twenty-eight-year-old with the mind of a child. An accident at eight left him severely retarded. But did it turn him into a cold-blooded killer?
Someone has bludgeoned Oregon congressman Harry Knecht to death. Knecht was the man who organized the ill-fated field trip that led to Teddy's injury.
Two more murders convince defense attorney Barbara Holloway that there's a broader circle of guilt. Before staging a dramatic courtroom performance, she must sift through dead ends, hearsay, and veiled clues--only to discover that truth is more dangerous than speculation . . . .
AN UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS.
--Los Angeles Times Book Review
AN ACTION-FILLED THRILLER . . . [with] suspense, action, and tough, intelligent characters.
--Booklist
EXCELLENT.
--Chicago Tribune
From the Paperback edition.
--Minneapolis Star Tribune
Teddy Wendover is a hulking twenty-eight-year-old with the mind of a child. An accident at eight left him severely retarded. But did it turn him into a cold-blooded killer?
Someone has bludgeoned Oregon congressman Harry Knecht to death. Knecht was the man who organized the ill-fated field trip that led to Teddy's injury.
Two more murders convince defense attorney Barbara Holloway that there's a broader circle of guilt. Before staging a dramatic courtroom performance, she must sift through dead ends, hearsay, and veiled clues--only to discover that truth is more dangerous than speculation . . . .
AN UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS.
--Los Angeles Times Book Review
AN ACTION-FILLED THRILLER . . . [with] suspense, action, and tough, intelligent characters.
--Booklist
EXCELLENT.
--Chicago Tribune
From the Paperback edition.