Running from the Law
Running from the Law by Lisa Scottoline is a reissue published by HarperCollins on September 1, 1996. This 464-page novel follows Rita Morrone, a sharp-witted attorney who takes on a high-stakes case defending Fiske Hamilton, a federal judge accused of sexual harassment. Complicating matters, Fiske is the father of Rita’s live-in partner, which adds personal stakes to her professional challenges. As the plot unfolds, Rita becomes embroiled in a murder investigation that reveals hidden secrets and unexpected suspects.
Readers will find a blend of legal drama and suspense as Rita navigates the complexities of her case while facing life-threatening dangers. The narrative explores themes of loyalty and the lengths one will go to protect loved ones, all set against the backdrop of the legal world. With its focus on crime and courtroom intrigue, this edition of Running from the Law offers a gripping look at the intersection of personal and professional dilemmas.
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Whether it’s poker or trial law, wisecracking Rita Morrone plays to win, especially when she takes on the defense of the Honorable Fiske Hamilton, a prominent federal judge accused of sexual harassment. And it’s no coincidence that the judge is her live-in lover’s father. Then the action turns deadly, and Rita finds herself at the center of a murder case. She probes deep into the murder, uncovering a secret life and suspects in shocking places. When the killer viciously ups the ante, Rita decides to end this lethal game. She lays it all on the line for the highest stakes ever—her life.
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