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Legal Testimony
Justice always finds a way. Always.
When respected scientist Alfred Winslow is found dead in Ryders Alley, New York City, his adversary Mitchell Clayton is arrested and charged.
With a love for defending outrageous clients, criminal defense lawyer Dean Wilder is hired to defend a client that nobody else will touch. Mitchell Clayton’s public persona is a free-loving hippie whose desire for making the world a better place drives his business. In reality, he is a rich, smart business man with ideas that stray far from normal. And Wilder knows that where there is money, there is trouble.
With fanatical business supporters, Clayton is a cult-like figure to his followers. Any of them could have knocked off his antagonist.
As Wilder investigates the murder case; trouble seems to follow him.
And that is just the way Dean Wilder loves it…
***
Imagine reading a legal thriller that takes you for a ride through the streets of New York City, and leaves you with twists and turns that you didn’t see coming.
Welcome to the Dean Wilder Legal Thriller series.
When respected scientist Alfred Winslow is found dead in Ryders Alley, New York City, his adversary Mitchell Clayton is arrested and charged.
With a love for defending outrageous clients, criminal defense lawyer Dean Wilder is hired to defend a client that nobody else will touch. Mitchell Clayton’s public persona is a free-loving hippie whose desire for making the world a better place drives his business. In reality, he is a rich, smart business man with ideas that stray far from normal. And Wilder knows that where there is money, there is trouble.
With fanatical business supporters, Clayton is a cult-like figure to his followers. Any of them could have knocked off his antagonist.
As Wilder investigates the murder case; trouble seems to follow him.
And that is just the way Dean Wilder loves it…
***
Imagine reading a legal thriller that takes you for a ride through the streets of New York City, and leaves you with twists and turns that you didn’t see coming.
Welcome to the Dean Wilder Legal Thriller series.
194 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 15, 2017
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About the author
Patrick Graham
51 books82 followersPatrick Graham (1 de junio de 1968 (52 años) es un autor de nacionalidad franco-canadiense. Nacido en Canadá, pasó parte de su vida en Francia, y en Estados Unidos de América.
Patrick es padre de tres hijos. Piloto de formación y experto consultor de negocios de grandes empresas internacionales. Fue piloto profesional, hasta un siniestro, y ahora trabaja como consultor, además de estar particularmente interesado en la historia religiosa.
Su primera novela, El Evangelio de Satanás (El Evangelio del Mal), la cual fue publicada en el 2007, se vendieron más de 200.000 copias y es actualmente objeto de una docena de traducciones en todo el mundo. Este libro fue galardonado con el premio Pris Maison de la Presse 2007,
El Evangelio según Satanás se originó de una reunión con un amigo de la infancia que ocupaba una posición en el Protonotario Apostólico en la Santa Sede y que se vieron, durante un viaje a Roma. Durante la noche, este amigo le habla de los manuscritos prohibidos de la Iglesia Cristiana y que se han encontrado guardados durante los siglos anteriores, dentro de las fortalezas y son objeto de herejía. Los Papas han dado en los últimos años, órdenes contemplativas sobre el estudio de los mismos, para ver si su contenido podría ser peligroso para la fe.
Su última novela, El Apocalipsis de María, fue publicado por Anne Carriere en octubre de 2008 y está inspirada por los sucesos del huracán Katrina que en 2005 azotó Nueva Orleans. En España se tituló La hija del Apocalipsis.
Patrick es padre de tres hijos. Piloto de formación y experto consultor de negocios de grandes empresas internacionales. Fue piloto profesional, hasta un siniestro, y ahora trabaja como consultor, además de estar particularmente interesado en la historia religiosa.
Su primera novela, El Evangelio de Satanás (El Evangelio del Mal), la cual fue publicada en el 2007, se vendieron más de 200.000 copias y es actualmente objeto de una docena de traducciones en todo el mundo. Este libro fue galardonado con el premio Pris Maison de la Presse 2007,
El Evangelio según Satanás se originó de una reunión con un amigo de la infancia que ocupaba una posición en el Protonotario Apostólico en la Santa Sede y que se vieron, durante un viaje a Roma. Durante la noche, este amigo le habla de los manuscritos prohibidos de la Iglesia Cristiana y que se han encontrado guardados durante los siglos anteriores, dentro de las fortalezas y son objeto de herejía. Los Papas han dado en los últimos años, órdenes contemplativas sobre el estudio de los mismos, para ver si su contenido podría ser peligroso para la fe.
Su última novela, El Apocalipsis de María, fue publicado por Anne Carriere en octubre de 2008 y está inspirada por los sucesos del huracán Katrina que en 2005 azotó Nueva Orleans. En España se tituló La hija del Apocalipsis.
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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews
November 20, 2017
Good legal thriller.
These series has good courtroom drama, not long jury selection or arguments. Perry Mason style ending. Dean Wilder is concise attorney you want to be on your side defending you.
These series has good courtroom drama, not long jury selection or arguments. Perry Mason style ending. Dean Wilder is concise attorney you want to be on your side defending you.
September 20, 2019
Short and sweet
A short read that comes to life straight out of the box. The major players are retained from the previous book, as is the plot structure and even the characterisation of the defendant. Yeah, 'only the names have been changed', there is a bit of that. Nevertheless, I enjoyed it and found it entertaining. Would I recommend it?... If you liked book 1 and have a spare reading hour, then yes, I would.
A short read that comes to life straight out of the box. The major players are retained from the previous book, as is the plot structure and even the characterisation of the defendant. Yeah, 'only the names have been changed', there is a bit of that. Nevertheless, I enjoyed it and found it entertaining. Would I recommend it?... If you liked book 1 and have a spare reading hour, then yes, I would.
July 2, 2022
When respected scientist Alfred Winslow is found dead in Ryders Alley, New York City, his adversary Mitchell Clayton is arrested and charged. With a love for defending outrageous clients, criminal defense lawyer Dean Wilder is hired to defend a client that nobody else will touch.
This is the second offering of Dean Wilder type of defense. Again it’s an interesting story with compelling family ties and significant philosophical questions. But it’s too short and should’ve been more defined.
2,5*
This is the second offering of Dean Wilder type of defense. Again it’s an interesting story with compelling family ties and significant philosophical questions. But it’s too short and should’ve been more defined.
2,5*
August 5, 2018
Great read
Great story line about a man sells a rare plant that controls depression in people that are not being helped by normal means
Great story line about a man sells a rare plant that controls depression in people that are not being helped by normal means
November 26, 2020
CourtroomDrama by a Wizard
Another great story, where the guilty part pops up in the last chapter. Very hard to put down and I need sleep
Another great story, where the guilty part pops up in the last chapter. Very hard to put down and I need sleep
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July 18, 2017Super fast read
Please hire a good editor! Good book, really enjoyed it for the two hours it took to read it but tiring trying to figure what was intended be said instead of what was said.
Please hire a good editor! Good book, really enjoyed it for the two hours it took to read it but tiring trying to figure what was intended be said instead of what was said.
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