Beach Road
of James Patterson (Goodreads Author), Peter de Jonge
Description
Tom Dunleavy has a one-man law firm in America's wealthiest resort town: legendary East Hampton. But his job barely keeps him in paper clips. His clients make a living serving the rich. The billionaires and celebrities swarming the beaches already have lawyers on their payroll.Very ExpensiveThen a friend of Tom's is arrested for a triple murder near a movie star's mansion. Tom knows in his gut that Dante Halleyville is innocent. Dante asks him to represent him in what could be the Trial of the Century.Very ExclusiveTom recruits Manhattan superlawyer Kate Costello to help. She's a tough hire, because Kate is his ex-girlfriend, but she agrees. In their search to find who really executed three locals, Tom orchestrates a series of revelations to expose the killer, and what emerges is staggering.Very ExplosiveThe final scenes of this audiobook unveil a truth that will leave readers gasping in shock. Written with the precision that has made James Patterson "a master of his genre" (USA Today), Beach Road is his wildest, most thrilling novel ever.
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Book Details
- Format Hardcover
- Pages 390 pages
- Publisher Little, Brown and Company
- Publication Date May 1st 2006
- First Publication Not informed
- Language English
- ISBN 9780316159784
- Edition First
- Category Mystery & Thriller
- Scenario ['Long Island, New York (United States)', 'Montauk, New York (United States)']
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