Reviw of "The Lincoln Lawyer" by Michael Connelly
Criminal defense lawyer Mickey Haller works out of the back seat of his
Lincoln Town Car, driven by a client in exchange for his fee. One ex-wife books
Haller's clients for him while his other ex-wife is a prosecuting attorney. When
a bondsman recommends Haller to Louis Ross Roulet, a man accused of assaulting
a prostitute, Haller is eager for the job. Roulet is what Haller thinks of as
a franchise: a rich man whose defense will result in high fees. But Haller's
investigation into the charges against Roulet lead him back to a former
client, Jesus Menendez. Even though Menendez swore he was innocent, Haller convinced
him to plead guilty and deal on a murder charge. As Haller's investigation
deepens, he begins to think the one thing he has always feared has come to pass:
that he helped put an innocent man in prison. And now, the real killer is
playing games with Haller's life.
Michael Connelly has written an exceptional thriller here. Tight writing, a
slithering plot, and filled with suspense. The reader will not be disappointed.
by Christy French,
2006
THE LINCOLN LAWYER
By Michael Connely
Little, Brown and Company
Time Warner Book Group
1271 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10020
www.twbookmark.com
ISBN 0-316-73493-4
Hardback, 404 pages, $26.95
Genre: Mystery
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