One L: the Turbulent True Story of a First Year at Harvard Law School
Author: Scott Turow
Newsweek calls him “an extraordinarily canny and empathetic observer.” In bestseller after bestseller, Turow uses his background as a lawyer to create suspense fiction so authentic it reads with the hammering impact of fact. But before he became a worldwide sensation, Scott Turow wrote a book that is entirely true, the account of his own searing indoctrination into the fie….Read More
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The Burden of Proof
Presumed Innocent was the fiction debut of the decade--a magnetic work of suspense that earned Turow acclaim for his unparalleled storytelling gifts. Now, in a brilliant follow-up, Scott Turow stakes… Continue Reading Posted in: American Literature (Kindle Store), English Fiction, Families, Legal Thrillers (Books), United States
Presumed Innocent
Set in America, this story draws on crime, police procedure and the courtroom. The central character, working in the State Prosecutor's office of a large American city, is investigating the… Continue Reading Posted in: American Fiction, American Literature, Public Prosecutors
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Reversible Errors
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A Man in Full
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Memoirs of an Ex-Prom Queen
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The Street Lawyer
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The Bonfire of the Vanities
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The Laws of Our Fathers
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