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Innocent
Scott Turow
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Description for Innocent
Paperback. The eagerly anticipated sequel to the huge bestselling landmark legal thriller Presumed Innocent. Num Pages: 512 pages. BIC Classification: FF. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 199 x 131 x 34. Weight in Grams: 362.
Scott Turow's Innocent is the eagerly anticipated sequel to the huge bestselling landmark legal thriller Presumed Innocent. Twenty years ago, Tommy Molto charged his colleague Rusty Sabich with the murder of a former lover; when a shocking turn of events transformed Prosecutor Rusty from the accuser into the accused. Rusty was cleared, but the seismic trial left both men reeling. Molto's name was dragged through the mud and while Rusty regained his career, he lost much more . . . Now, Rusty - sixty years old and a chief judge - wakes to a new nightmare. His wife Barbara has died in suspicious circumstances and once again, he is the prime suspect. Reunited with his charismatic lawyer Sandy Stern, Rusty will do anything to convince his beloved son Nat of his innocence. But what is he hiding? In an explosive trial which will expose lies, jealousy, revenge, corruption and the darker side of human nature, Rusty Sabich and Tommy Molto will battle it out to finally discover the real meaning of truth, and of justice.
Product Details
Publisher
Pan Macmillan
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2014
Condition
New
Number of Pages
512
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781447271857
SKU
V9781447271857
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99-50
About Scott Turow
Scott Turow is the world-famous author of several bestselling novels about the law, from Presumed Innocent to Reversible Errors , as well as the wartime thriller Ordinary Heroes. He has also written an examination of the death penalty, Ultimate Punishment. He lives with his family outside Chicago, where he is a partner in the international law firm of Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal.
Reviews for Innocent
Innocent is a meticulously constructed and superbly paced mystery, full of twists and surprises and the sort of technical arcane on which the genre thrives. This is a lovely novel, gripping and darkly self-reflective. How can Scott Turow be doing this again? As the lawyers say, asked and answered
New York Times
Superb writing...An intelligent and superior page-turning read
The Times
Innocent is as gripping as a Grisham page-turner. Not only is it beautifully written and expert in its psychological probing, but it is as insightful about marriage, adultery and fatherhood as any one of Richard Ford or Philip Roth's studies of middle-aged men in crisis
Sunday Times
If the opening of this stylish court room thriller does not grip you like a vice, you must be very hard to please ... Scott Turow has consistently out-Grishamed, and this sequel to his 1987 bestseller Presumed Innocent sees him at full creative throttle ... the book is a terrific read, with hidden emotional depths
Sunday Telegraph
One of this year's most rewarding thrillers... Compelling courtroom drama is once more combined with Philip Roth-like stylistic verve and psychological insight
Sunday Times `Books of the Year'
It's more than 20 years since Scott Turow introduced us to Rusty Sabich, the flawed hero of his excellent debut courtroom thriller, Presumed Innocent. In this keenly anticipated sequel...Turow keeps the suspense ratcheted up in the gripping courtroom scenes and springs a succession of clever twists... First rate
Mail on Sunday
New York Times
Superb writing...An intelligent and superior page-turning read
The Times
Innocent is as gripping as a Grisham page-turner. Not only is it beautifully written and expert in its psychological probing, but it is as insightful about marriage, adultery and fatherhood as any one of Richard Ford or Philip Roth's studies of middle-aged men in crisis
Sunday Times
If the opening of this stylish court room thriller does not grip you like a vice, you must be very hard to please ... Scott Turow has consistently out-Grishamed, and this sequel to his 1987 bestseller Presumed Innocent sees him at full creative throttle ... the book is a terrific read, with hidden emotional depths
Sunday Telegraph
One of this year's most rewarding thrillers... Compelling courtroom drama is once more combined with Philip Roth-like stylistic verve and psychological insight
Sunday Times `Books of the Year'
It's more than 20 years since Scott Turow introduced us to Rusty Sabich, the flawed hero of his excellent debut courtroom thriller, Presumed Innocent. In this keenly anticipated sequel...Turow keeps the suspense ratcheted up in the gripping courtroom scenes and springs a succession of clever twists... First rate
Mail on Sunday