Paradox

John Foxjohn, known as the master of pace, proves why no one is better “when it comes to uniting great characters with a spine-tingling plot” (Publishers Review).

When is death row better than a not guilty verdict?

When Sterling King agrees to defend a client accused of murder, she never thinks winning the trial will place her client and herself in danger. Her client has evidence against some powerful people. After she wins the case, they kill him, but then it occurs to them—he might have con...