Question of Trust
1st Edition
Published on 2. March 2012
312 pages
978-1-4089-6971-7 (ISBN)
Description
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
But what if you can't tell which is which? When attorney Izzy McNeil's home is broken into, right after her boyfriend moves in, she ignores the coincidence. When Theo is arrested on charges of fraud, she wants to believe he's innocent.
But when a neighbor is found dead in their home, she can't ignore that something is very, very wrong. Izzy also can't forget how Theo was inexplicably turned down for a mortgage. Or his recent moody silences. Or how a stranger warned her that Theo needs to "accept responsibility..."
Thrust into Theo's case, Izzy must walk the line between attorney and lover to prove hat Theo is innocent. But only Izzy can decide whether trusting Theo will keep her safe...or throw her into unimaginable danger.
But what if you can't tell which is which? When attorney Izzy McNeil's home is broken into, right after her boyfriend moves in, she ignores the coincidence. When Theo is arrested on charges of fraud, she wants to believe he's innocent.
But when a neighbor is found dead in their home, she can't ignore that something is very, very wrong. Izzy also can't forget how Theo was inexplicably turned down for a mortgage. Or his recent moody silences. Or how a stranger warned her that Theo needs to "accept responsibility..."
Thrust into Theo's case, Izzy must walk the line between attorney and lover to prove hat Theo is innocent. But only Izzy can decide whether trusting Theo will keep her safe...or throw her into unimaginable danger.
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Edition
First edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Richmond
United Kingdom
Publishing group
HarperCollins Publishers
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
2,38 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4089-6971-7 (9781408969717)
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Laura Caldwell, a former trial lawyer, is currently a professor and Distinguished Scholar in Residence at Loyola University Chicago School of Law. She is the author of eleven novels and one non-fiction book. She is a nation-wide speaker and the founder of Life After Innocence, which helps innocent people begin their lives again after being wrongfully imprisoned. Laura has been published in thirteen languages and over twenty countries. To learn more, please visit www.lauracaldwell.com.
