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Cargando... Innocentpor Scott Turow
  
Best Crime Fiction (107) Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.   BooksInMirror | Feb 19, 2024 |   ) hmonkeyreads | Jan 25, 2024 | dgmathis | Mar 15, 2023 | This book is told from a variety of perspectives – Rusty, his son Nat, his former clerk Anna, and prosecuting attorney Tommy. The storyline is mentally engaging. I kept trying to figure out where it was headed. Although it is plot-driven, there is plenty of character development, and we get to know these people well. It is not for anyone looking for non-stop action. It explores the idea of innocence and guilt, especially the guilt beyond a courtroom definition. My overall reaction to this book is positive. I enjoyed turning the pages, reading about the trial processes and preparations. It is more focused than its predecessor. We do not have to endure superfluous side stories that have little to do with the trial. There are several unexpected twists. As with many of these types of books, the primary drawback is that the red herrings must eventually be explained, and some of the explanations are rather far-fetched and even bizarre. It is not essential to read Presumed Innocent first, but I think it would enhance the reading experience. ( ) Castlelass | Oct 30, 2022 |  ) mattorsara | Aug 11, 2022 |
 Turow weaves a complex web of undercover relationships. Rusty's second courtroom drama is no less thrilling than his first. This is a lovely novel, gripping and darkly self-reflective. How can Scott Turow be doing this again? As the lawyers say, asked and answered.  If readers can accept this dubious opening premise, Mr. Turow does manage to turn the remainder of the novel into a fast and absorbing ride. There are some other implausible developments along the way. But his intimate understanding of his characters and his authoritative knowledge of the legal world inject the narrative with emotional fuel, creating suspense that has less to do with the actual twists and turns of the plot than with our interest in what will happen to these people and how they will behave under pressure. Pertenece a las seriesKindle County (8) PremiosDistincionesListas de sobresalientes
Tras el éxito de Presunto inocente, Scott Turow regresa con su apasionante secuela. nbsp; Una mañana Rusty Sabich, sexagenario y presidente del tribunal de apelación del condado de Kindle, descubre el cadáver de su mujer Barbara en la cama que ambos comparten. Sin embargo, espera casi un día entero antes de avisar a la policía y a los servicios de emergencias. Ni siquiera avisa a su hijo Nat. ¿Por qué? nbsp; Veinte años antes el mismo hombre, entonces ayudante del fiscal del condado, fue procesado por el homicidio de su colega Carolyn Polhemus, y durante la investigación se descubrió que eran amantes. Tommy Molto, fiscal del distrito, se convirtió desde ese instante en su más enconado enemigo. Veinte años después, la rivalidad entre los dos hombres sigue intacta. nbsp; Con su característica comprensión de las oscuras verdades de la mente humana y la densa complejidad del sistema de justicia, Scott Turow demuestra una vez más que algunos libros simplemente nos obligan a leer hasta altas horas de la noche, ansiosos por saber quién es culpable o inocente. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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