Was it suicide? Was it murder? Or was it mercy...?
Dismas Hardy takes on his most morally complex trial yet in The Mercy Rule, John Lescroart's fifth book of the series. Perfect for fans of Deborah Hawkins and Steve Cavanagh.
'Very entertaining... a large and emotionally sprawling novel' - Chicago Tribune
An old man suffering from the implacable advance of Alzheimer's is found dead, an empty morphine vial by his side: obviously suicide. Or did someone - a loving son, perhaps, help him die? Who would blame him? But Graham Russo insists he had nothing to do with his father's death. A claim, that as more and more incriminating evidence comes to light, even his lawyer, Dismas Hardy, finds increasingly hard to believe. But despite his unease about his engaging but unreliable client, Hardy knows there is no way he can abandon Russo when the politicians turn him into the pawn at the heart of the media issue of the year...
What readers are saying about The Mercy Rule:
'Breath-taking plot in a book you wouldn't miss'
'A constant page turner'
'Wonderful characters, intriguing mystery'
Rezensionen / Stimmen
The best of the best * Lee Child * The courtroom drama king * Independent * Breathtaking * <I> LA Times </I> * Brilliant * <I> Washington Post </I> * Compulsively readable * <I> San Francisco Chronicle </I> * High-class...first-rate * Sunday Telegraph *
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978-0-7553-9340-4 (9780755393404)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
John Lescroart is the author of twenty-nine novels, nineteen of which have been New York Times bestsellers. Libraries Unlimited has named John among 'The 100 Most Popular Thriller and Suspense Authors'. With sales of over twelve million copies, his books have been translated into twenty-two languages in more than seventy-five countries, and his short stories appear in many anthologies. He lives in California.
