Billy Hopper s life is pretty damn good. He s a wide receiver for the Los Angeles Lobos and he s just been named Rookie of the Year. But he s about to lose it all. On a frigid March morning at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, D.C., Billy wakes up to find that he s been sleeping with a dead girl. And now he s got her blood on his hands literally. But he s also got Jack Patterson: a D.C. lawyer who s determined to get to the bottom of the murder and prove Billy s innocence. There s only one problem. They re at war with a powerful, sinister man, and the people closest to Jack are in the line of fire. Can Jack and his team solve this case before his family pays the ultimate price? This latest Jack Patterson thriller exposes the underbelly of the NFL and the role of big money in shady D.C. politics. Believe it or not, murder is just the tip of the iceberg."
Webb Hubbell, former Associate Attorney General of the United States, is an author and lecturer. His novels, When Men Betray, Ginger Snaps, A Game Of Inches, The Eighteenth Green, The East End, and Light of Day, and his memoir, Friends in High Places are published by Beaufort Books. When Men Betray won one of the IndieFab awards for best novel in 2014. Ginger Snaps Won the IPPY Awards Gold Medal for best suspense/thriller. He also writes a daily blog of personal meditations at thehubbellpew.com.
I loved this book. It was the perfect combination of intrique and mystery, very much like a Grisham legal mystery. You will not want to put this book down.
A Game of Inches is a legal thriller that is a tapestry of fantasy football, intrigue, friendship and fun! Hubbell's characters are over the top! He makes us feel like we know them well. The Verdict: I loved When Men Betray and Ginger Snaps...When Men Betray is the best yet.
A game of inches combines law, politics,and relationships. It is a thrilling and frightening story of prosecutorial overreach. A quick read that I would think most people would like
Again the characters are well developed and intriguing as well as believable The plot holds your attention, perhaps too much. I found myself reading well into the night
Having read a lot of Jack Pattersen Thrillers I can usually guess the ending but not in this story. Every time I think my mind was going in the right direction another sub plot surfaced
I don't give out 5 stars lightly but this was well-developed, well-thought out and a page turner that I couldn't put down. It's one of those books where you have to know the ending but then are sorry when it's over because you've come to truly like the characters! Well done Webb Hubbell ... can't wait for the next book!