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Summoned to prison by a woman on a capital charge of murder, Bennie discovers that she has a twin sister, Alice Connolly. Unless she can outwit a powerful conspiracy among police and prosecution, her sister will be found guilty and executed. What's more, Bennie isn't entirely convinced that she's her sister or that she's innocent of (among other things) murdering her policeman lover. If that isn't enough, killers draw in on both sisters. Scottoline evokes the moral dilemmas of the defence lawyer, the hothouse violence of a women's prison and the intellectual excitement of putting together a defence from scratch. --Roz Kaveney --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Praise for Rough Justice:
‘A wonderfully engrossing, sometimes hilarious thriller that will delight courtroom junkies and cement her standing as the female John Grisham’
People Magazine
‘Her skill as a novelist makes her plot sizzle with cliff-hanging intensity’
Publishers Weekly
‘Scottoline clinches her title as the distaff Grisham with this gorgeously plotted novel based on a trial lawyer’s worst nightmare’
Kirkus Reviews
Praise for Legal Tender:
‘Fast paced and witty crime thriller… Scottoline has produced a royal flush’
San Francisco Examiner
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As with other series, it is satisfying to get to know in greater depth a set of characters, Bennie, Judy and Mary in particular. As ever, the books are full of strong female roles, further emphasised by Mary's fears and worries about underachiveing (see also 'Everywhere that Mary Went').
The theme of the book is around family secrets and twins separated at birth. The 'is she, isn't she my twin?' question that Bennie suffers builds very well to the shocking climax. The courtroom scenes are also well-paced and credible, dealing with legal corruption at the same time as fighting to save an alleged murderer.
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