Unreasonable Doubt - Paperback

by Jack Paul Desario (Author)

Criminal defense attorney Pat Darrow has built a career-and a reputation-defending high-profile clients no one else wants to touch. But when he returns to his Philadelphia vacation home and discovers an intruder attacking his wife, Darrow suddenly finds himself on the other side of the law. With both his wife and the intruder dead, Darrow is quickly charged with murder. He turns to Jane Paisley, his brilliant Harvard-educated protégé, to defend him in a case that threatens his freedom, career, and carefully constructed public image. As Jane prepares for an explosive trial, questions of loyalty, corruption, privilege, and justice begin to blur. Evidence of police misconduct and a possible murder plot raise troubling questions about who can be trusted-and whether the truth will survive the courtroom battle. In a world where power and reputation can shape justice, how far will an attorney go to win?