A Certain Justice
Author: P.D. James
A brilliant barrister’s defense of a charming sociopath goes horribly wrong when the sociopath engages himself to her daughter, and the barrister herself is found dead in her chambers — a tight little world peopled with mincing suspects whom it’s Commander Adam Dalgliesh’s job to unmask. Tom Leitch….Read More
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