Accused - Mark Gimenez Reviews
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Newest Review: ... been two years since that life became his past. Scott had it all, a flourishing partnership at a law firm, flash car, house, ... more
... beautiful wife of eleven years and a young daughter.
Now two years on, Scott has no wife and is a poor lawyer. All his material possessions are gone, as he is no longer a partner in the law firm (the reasons for which are explained) and whilst it is not something Scott regrets and he is still a lawyer, he would however, like to be able to give his daughters more than he does.
I say daughters because not only is Scott a father to 11 year old daughter Barbara (Boo) but he also adopted Pajamae after he defended her moth...more
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Accused - Mark Gimenez: Galveston, oh Galveston... (1286 words)by - written on 11/06/12 (Very useful, 112 readings)
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After a couple of years of silence, Dallas lawyer Scott Fenney suddenly receives a phone call from his ex-wife: "Scott, it's Rebecca. I need you" is what he hears when he picks up the phone. Rebecca has been accused of murdering her boyfriend, pro-golfer Trey Rawlins - the man she left Scott for - and is begging Scott to defend her and prove her innocence. Despite still trying to come to terms with her leaving him suddenly for another man and thus abandoning both himself and their daughter, Scott agrees to represent Rebecca in court. As he prepares to defend his ex-wife, Scott is forced to question everything he believes to get to the truth and save the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/02/12 (Very useful, 35 readings)
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Accused - Mark Gimenez I am an avid reader and am particularly fond of crime novels. As such I am, unsurprisingly, a big follower of John Grisham having read all his novels over the years. Therefore I was surprised that until recently the works of Mark Gimenez had totally passed me by given that he is acclaimed by The Times as 'The next Grisham'. Having now read 'Accused' I would have to give credit to this as the subject matter of which they both write is similar but more so because they both hold that amazing ability to write in such a captivating manner as to keep you hooked and wanting more- I guarantee that you will not want to put this book down, I ... Read the complete review
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