The Verdict (Thorndike Press Large Print Thriller) - Tapa dura

It's a relief to have English courtroom scenes described by an author who knows better than to scatter the dialogue with cries of 'objection' and the sound of a gavel, and a pleasure to read someone who so understands legal practice. A very enjoyable legal thriller. "

Now and then there's a book worth really shouting about. So listen up, this is the best legal thriller in years. "

Nick Stone has been described as the London John Grisham. A rattling good read.

Terrific stuff. An unrelenting narrative grip right up to its courtroom climax.

A terrific legal thriller in which long-buried secrets acquire the force of deadly weapons. The writing is vivid and energetic, and Stone has John Grisham s flair in the court scenes."

A propulsive legal thriller. The Machiavellian plotting, Old Bailey fireworks, and almost Dickensian richness of character and setting make this a standout.

A fast-moving British legal thriller filled with tension and surprises. No reader (one hopes) will root for the defendant. But they'll fret over Flynt, the underdog clerk who has so much to prove. The suspense never lets up in this terrific courtroom drama. Fans of John Grisham will love it. It's definitely movie material.

This is a taut, skillfully written, and engaging legal thriller. Major characters are very sharply drawn, and Stone s insights into the English legal system are plausible and eye-opening."

Taking a high-profile murder case that may make his career, Terry Flynt is forced to confront secrets from the past when he discovers that his millionaire client, who is a former friend, brutally betrayed him years earlier.