Blind justice : a William Monk novel
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- ISBN: 9780345536709 (hardcover : alk. paper) :
- ISBN: 9780345536723 (trade pbk.)
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338 pages ; 24 cm. - Edition: First edition.
- Publisher: New York : Ballantine Books, [2013]
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Summary:
When his friend, judge Oliver Rathbone, rashly crosses a line and inadvertently causes the death of a charismatic minister, police superintendent William Monk and his wife, Hester, navigate the perilous case to expose the truth and clear Rathbone's name.
Inspector William Monk searches for proof of his friend’s innocence in a controversial and dangerous case, in the nineteenth novel in Anne Perry’s acclaimed series. Oliver Rathbone, now a judge, is presiding over a trial for corruption. Proud of his elevation to this position, he is determined to be proper and fair, and, with much skill, convicts a deeply corrupt man. On the back of this success Rathbone is given a controversial new case: that of a charismatic minister accused of using other people’s faith for his own gain. This will be a real test of skill, perhaps even dangerous – is this what Rathbone wants? A sensational case begins. True to his principles, Rathbone delivers justice – but at a cost, as murder and suicide ensue, and he is arrested under the charge of blackmail. Can Monk unravel the truth behind the court hysteria? Or will Rathbone spend the rest of his years in prison for exposing a relevant truth, in an appropriate way, for a cause he saw as just?
Inspector William Monk searches for proof of his friend’s innocence in a controversial and dangerous case, in the nineteenth novel in Anne Perry’s acclaimed series. Oliver Rathbone, now a judge, is presiding over a trial for corruption. Proud of his elevation to this position, he is determined to be proper and fair, and, with much skill, convicts a deeply corrupt man. On the back of this success Rathbone is given a controversial new case: that of a charismatic minister accused of using other people’s faith for his own gain. This will be a real test of skill, perhaps even dangerous – is this what Rathbone wants? A sensational case begins. True to his principles, Rathbone delivers justice – but at a cost, as murder and suicide ensue, and he is arrested under the charge of blackmail. Can Monk unravel the truth behind the court hysteria? Or will Rathbone spend the rest of his years in prison for exposing a relevant truth, in an appropriate way, for a cause he saw as just?