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Professor | Robert Bailey

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Law professor Thomas Jackson McMurtrie literally wrote the book on evidence in the state of Alabama. But when a power-hungry colleague uses a recent run-in between McMurtrie and headstrong student Rick Drake to end his career, he is left unsure what to do next.Meanwhile, a devastating trucking accident in Henshaw, Alabama, leaves a young family dead. Drake, now a fledgling lawyer, takes the case against the freight carrier and soon begins to uncover the truth behind the tragedy that is buried in a tangled web of arson, bribery, and greed. On the eve of the trial and with his case unraveling in the midst of a dangerous cover-up that threatens to silence his star witnesses, Drake realizes that only his estranged mentor, Professor McMurtrie, can help him now.With everything to lose and only justice to gain, will McMurtrie and Drake overcome bad blood to defeat a ruthless adversary? Can the Professor turn back the clock and recover all that he s lost?"

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The Professor | Robert Bailey

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This has 4 and 5 stars all over Goodreads. and I‘m not sure why. It was competent, and I liked the main characters, mostly, but, seriously, I‘m sick and tired of the “let‘s threaten all the female characters with rape” trope. Really, writers, you have no more imagination than that? This is a pick, on the lower end of the scale because I did like some things about it, and the court room drama was interesting.

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