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Best Defence #4

Killer Contract: A Robbie Munro Legal Thriller

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#4 in the Best Defence/Robbie Munro SeriesWhen Robbie Munro lands the biggest case of his life, defending flamboyant entrepreneur, Larry Kirkslap, he finds himself the subject of an assassin's contract - he just doesn't know why. Murdered call girls, violated sepulchres and a marriage proposal all keep Robbie busy, while he tries to stay alive - and arrange a surprise birthday party for his dad. The Best Defence/Robbie Munro GuiltyDuty ManSharp PracticeKiller ContractCrime FictionLast WillPresent TenseGood News Bad NewsStitch UpFixed oddsBad DebtBest Defence

362 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 4, 2012

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December 3, 2018
Reasonably entertaining, if let down by poor proofreading. The characters are not nearly as strong as say, Stuart MacBride's, although many exhibit decidedly odd mannerisms and questionable ethics. Not to mention very poor decision-making. The book zips along; despite my reservations, it is easily read and the settings seem authentic.
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August 10, 2019
Another chapter in the life of Robbie Munroe

Another great story about the 'trials' and tribulations of a Scottish Defence Lawyer. An interesting and very entertaining insight into the strange world of our legal system.
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July 14, 2025
Robbie has to defend a tech mogul accused of killing his mistress. At the same time he's co-defender for teenage brothers accused of desecrating a mausoleum.
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May 5, 2024
Getting used to these now. The characters are starting to develop. Enjoying the legal side of these and knowing there is an element of truth makes them more interesting.
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