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On a fine, late spring day, a woman's body is discovered in the backyard of a large house in a tony suburb. After the police finish questioning the woman's husband, he rushes to retain attorney Walter Dure. The husband claims he left town for the weekend and that his wife was alive when he left. The body was outdoors for two or three days so that the time of death cannot be fixed with any certainty; thus almost none of the suspects can be excluded by alibi.
Further, there are almost no physical clues. When Dure's client disregards his advice, the result may be fatal. Will Dure be able to save his client from himself? Or is Dure defending a guilty client?"[I]nteresting from the first to the final page" - C. SasserScroll up to buy this fun whodunit and start reading today!
