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2000s: A guilty client walks free in this sharp legal thriller
The Hallows
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Ruthless defense attorney Tatum Graham has been living large in Miami, but when his recently acquitted client claims another victim, Tatum has a crisis of conscience. Disillusioned, he heads to his small Utah hometown for a simpler life…but that’s not what he finds.
Soon after he arrives, Tatum’s childhood crush offers him a job at the county attorney’s office and assigns him a murder case. The victim is a teenage girl not unlike the victim in the last case he tried. Now a prosecutor, Tatum sees a chance for redemption, but politics, corruption, and a killer defense threaten to thwart justice.
To complicate matters, Tatum’s estranged father has terminal cancer, and the time to reconcile is running out. Tatum moved to Utah to find clarity, but his thoughts swirl with old feelings and present dangers. As the case heats up, so does the risk, threatening to adjourn Tatum’s new life before it begins.
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“Life’s a helluva trip, ain’t it? It takes years to look back and realize you should’ve gone left when you went right.” “Maybe. Or maybe there’s only one road, and it takes you where it takes you.”
River Falls is a fictional town in Utah but it does exist in Wisconsin. Beaver is real though!
River Falls in the novel hasn’t changed for many years and is practically a ‘freaking time capsule’
Tatum Graham is a defense attorney from Miami, a so-called “ Neon Lawyer” who gets all his success and money defending rock stars, politicians celebrities and the very rich who can afford to buy themselves out of justice. He has never lost a case because he is willing to do anything to win. ANYTHING. But when he goes too far, get one case off too many, he flees to Utah in search of a calmer way of life and time to think.
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Destination: Utah Authour/guide: Victor Methos Departure Time:2000s
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