Trial by Fury
Trial by Fury by J. A. Jance is a gripping reprint edition published by HarperCollins on December 29, 2009. This 352-page novel, written in English, delves into a chilling murder case that begins with the discovery of a high school coach’s body in a Seattle dumpster. The shocking nature of his death, coupled with the impact on his pregnant wife, sets the stage for a complex investigation led by seasoned Homicide detective J.P. Beaumont.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a narrative that explores the darker aspects of human emotions, as Beaumont navigates a case fraught with tension and hidden secrets. The story unfolds within the realms of mystery and detective fiction, highlighting themes of passion and justice. As Beaumont digs deeper, he confronts the lethal consequences of love and hate, revealing the intricate connections that bind the characters to the crime. This edition offers a compelling look into the world of police procedural storytelling, making it a notable addition to the genre.
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The dead body discovered in a Seattle dumpster was shocking enough—but equally disturbing was the manner of death. The victim, a high school coach, had been lynched, leaving behind a very pregnant wife to grieve over his passing, and to wonder what dark secrets he took to his grave. A Homicide detective with twenty years on the job, J.P. Beaumont knows this case is a powder keg and he fears where this investigation will lead him. Because the answers lie on the extreme lethal edge of passion and hate, where the wrong kind of love can breed the most terrible brand of justice.
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