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Marty Kalish has been accused of murdering his lover's husband. He had a motive. He was at the scene of the crime. He manipulated evidence to hide his guilt. He even confessed. But that's not the end of the story. That's only the beginning.



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First-time author David Ellis captures the imagination from the very first page with the voice of Marty Kalish, an investment banker in a tiny company. Marty recounts the night that led to the murder of Dr. Derrick Reinhardt, the abusive husband of Rachel, with whom Marty is having an affair. The highly original premise of this story is masterful. Although Marty tells us his involvement in the murder, we don't know exactly what that involvement is. Did he murder or did he cover up?

Marty is a hard guy to believe. Like most people, he doesn't always tell all there is to know, so when he is charged with murder and employs the best defense lawyers in the city, he changes his story more than once to insure that he comes out in the best light possible. This both exasperates and earns the respect of his lawyer (as well as the reader), because every story that Marty tells is plausible.

In the meantime, Marty takes us on quite a trip. The courtroom scenes in this novel are among the very best. From jury selection to witness interrogation to sidebars with the judge, the scenes and dialogue crackle with authenticity. The only false note in the story is that although Marty is charged with murder, he remains free on his own recognizance both before and during the trial. There must be precedents here, but it seems odd. However, that can be overlooked for the sake of an otherwise convincing and spellbinding story.



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A spellbinding whodunit by this first-time author provides the perfect vehicle for its reader, Dick Hill, to demonstrate his versatile talents. Until the very last line is spoken, the listener is challenged to decide who really killed Rachael's husband. As Marty, Rachael's lover, is arrested and tried for the murder, the listener is treated not only to believable courtroom drama, but an equally captivating reading performance. As the trial proceeds, Hill shifts from counsel to witness to judge with ease. At the same time, he shares Marty's inner thoughts about the trial and memories of the night in question as his legal status worsens with each moment. Hill's deliberate style can be dramatic or flippant as the character requires. While there is really no action in this work, Hill's exciting narration is truly a virtuoso performance.
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Type Audiobooks - Crime/Thriller

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