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Until Proven Guilty | J. A. Jance

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“Any story by Jance is a joy.” —Chattanooga Times Now fans of the enormously popular Sheriff Joanna Brady suspense series by J.A. Jance can discover another side to the acclaimed New York Times bestselling author. Until Proven Guilty—a riveting tale of the very worst kind of murder—marks the debut of Seattle Homicide Detective J.P. Beaumont. This Premium Plus edition of Until Proven Guilty—the classic novel that put the incomparable Jance on the crime fiction map—indisputably proves that she truly belongs “in the elite company of Sue Grafton and Patricia Cornwell” (Flint Journal).

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Until Proven Guilty | J. A. Jance

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I really enjoyed this! Partway in I suddenly had William Powell in my head, he would have made a great Beau.

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Until Proven Guilty | J. A. Jance

A non-passenger takes a gun through airport security. Can you tell this book was written around 1985?

Laalaleighh š®that was a thing? 7y

saguarosally @Laalaleighh The character is a cop so I would imagine back then that a cop might be able to pass security with a weapon, but with difficulty. Security was definitely different then though. The part about going all the way to the gate to meet people was absolutely a thing. 7y

Jinjer I miss going all the wY to the gate to greet my friends & family. 7y

saguarosally @Jinjer I know! 7y

Laalaleighh I can't even imagine that haha. 7y

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