Flat Lake in Winter
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| Rating | : | 4.23 (994 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B071VBY8PS |
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| Number of Pages | : | 426 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-11-03 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
All evidence points to Jonathan - their mentally handicapped twenty-eight-year-old grandson - but Matt Fielder, his appointed defense lawyer, isn't convinced. When his first novel, Felony Murder, was published, Publishers Weekly called Klempner "a writer to watch." Now, Klempner is better than ever - that rare novelist with both an insider's knowledge of the world he writes about, and a talent for intelligent, compelling storytelling.. Inside that estate are the savagely murdered bodies of a wealthy elderly couple. Deep in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains sits a mansion, its image reflected perfectly on the still water of Flat Lake. Now Fielder must fight the prosecution's campaign for the death penalty
"Adding this author to my "list"" according to Nicole. This was a great read. Klempner’s style of writing was just so different than the usual lawyer-ease that most of us don’t understand. I really enjoyed it more and more as I read on. So refreshing. The ending was a real shocker! Being a witness to the law process of a Capital Crime was so interesting. Who knew what it all involved? How important is a life? As the story develops, it’s so easy to come to the same conclusion of guilt. And how wrong we all can be! It sure brought home the desperate need of “a. Mrs. Fitz said Good Murder Mystery. Really good book, the characters were believable & the fast start got me hooked right away. I liked the main character alot, the lawyer trying to get away from it all, who gets called in to try to save a "slow" young man from the death penalty. The supporting cast was alot of fun, from the drunken PI, the gorgeous gay jury consultant & the townie game warden who found the bodies.I took off one star, since the main suspects family goes from one kid to three so suddenly, without any of the townies bothering to mention this fact t. A Must Read Book I am an avid eBook reader and frequently select books with topics that are unfamiliar to me. Part of this is because, as an author myself, I enjoy discovering how other authors build their characters and develop their plots. This being said, I approached Flat Lake in Winter with no specific expectations. Let's suffice it to say that I could not put this book down. I found the subject matter intriguing and the story line compelling. Loved the characters and the way the plot developed. I am looking forward to reading more from th