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Mistrial: A Pete Morris Mystery
It looked certain that Rick Maxwell's jurors would be back in the morning to convict him of a manslaughter charge which would ruin his young life forever. But when morning came, one of those jurors was dead, and suddenly Attorney Pete Morris had a whole lot more to worry about than just his client's verdict.For the first time, Kindle readers can now discover one of western Maine's best kept literary Woody Hanstein's critically-acclaimed series of Pete Morris Mysteries.
289 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 2003
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November 12, 2024
Complicated plot and an in depth view of the legal system. My favorite character was the guy who connected hummingbirds and catalytic converters. Romance part was uncomfortable as it was supposed to be. I don't really like sociopaths in my stories, but what can you do. I guess there are some in real life
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