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Every Reasonable Doubt by Pamela Samuels Young

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Murder On The Down Low, September 2008
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Every Reasonable Doubt, February 2006
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EVERY REASONABLE DOUBT
By: Pamela Samuels Young


John Grisham Meets Terry McMillan in this Fast-Paced Legal Drama!

Kimani Press
February 2006
Featuring: Neddy McClain; Vernetta Henderson; Tina Montgomery
352 pages
ISBN: 1583146695
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Suspense | Thriller | Thriller Legal

Vernetta Henderson and Neddy McClain are two smart, savvy attorneys paired up against their will to defend a high- profile murder case. Neddy is struggling with a nasty divorce, while Vernetta is trying to quell her husband’s excitement about starting a family.

Their client, Tina Montgomery, is an elegant woman of privilege who’s incensed that she’s on trial for a vicious murder. She demands that her lawyers right the wrong. Vernetta and Neddy must go up against Julie Killabrew, a hot-shot prosecutor who takes every loss personally. Forced to fight a common enemy, Neddy and Vernetta close ranks and, in the process, develop a bond that sees them through the uncertainties of trial, the pain of betrayal and pressures neither could have imagined.