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A Criminal Defense by Steven Gore

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Also by Steven Gore:

White Ghost, April 2016
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Night is the Hunter, February 2015
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A Criminal Defense, August 2013
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Act Of Deceit, September 2011
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A Criminal Defense
Steven Gore

Harper
August 2013
On Sale: July 30, 2013
352 pages
ISBN: 0062025074
EAN: 9780062025074
Kindle: B009NF6WKK
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What do you call a criminal defense attorney hanging by his neck?

When he's Mark Hamlin, every cop in San Francisco calls it justice.

Over three decades, Hamlin's practice devolved into just another racket: intimidating witnesses, suborning perjury, destroying evidence, laundering money. But is he the victim of murder--or of a dangerous sexual encounter gone wrong? And when law enforcement believes justice has already been done, who can be trusted to find out?

Once again in the city where his career came to a shattering end, former detective Harlan Donnally resolved it wouldn't be him. He had no desire to immerse himself in the deceit that was Hamlin's career . . . nor entangle himself in the corrupted loyalties that turned the dead lawyer's associates into both co-conspirators and suspects . . . nor make himself the proxy for the hatreds and betrayals Hamlin left behind.

But the presiding judge demanded otherwise--and that might cost Donnally his life.

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