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    By John Martel

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    The pristine blue-chip law firm of Stafford, Parrish, and MacAllister stuns the nation by agreeing to step down from its ivory tower and litigate a shocking and sensational plaintiff’s environmental class action. For ambitious attorney Rachel Cannon, this is her make-or-break chance to earn the firm's first female partnership. For S.P.&M.'s best and brightest litigator, Kevin Stone, it is the greatest trial challenge of his career. For both, it quickly becomes the ultimate test of their loyalties, ethics, courage, and deepest desires. For suddenly the high profile, multimillion-dollar trial explodes into a scandalous tumult of greed, power, and shocking multiple murders.With the firm’s survival in doubt, the goal is no longer about justice, it's about winning--at any cost. As the S.P.&M. top brass plan their courtroom strategy, and streetwise detective Dan Conti tracks a killer, Rachel becomes a pawn in a ruthless game...trapped with Kevin in a tightening web of intrigue, danger, and complicity, and struggling with a nightmare case that could not only shatter Rachel's dreams of love, but destroy her golden career . . . and maybe her life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateJul 1, 1988
    ISBN9781620953617
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