High Crimes

High Crimes

by JosephFinder (Author)

Synopsis

Claire Chapman has it all. A celebrity professor at Harvard Law School and high-powered criminal defence attorney, she has recently successfully defended a movie star in a rape trial. And she has a loving husband, Tom, and a cute six-year-old daughter. But this is all about to change. A random burglary sets off a terrifying chain of events. Tom is arrested and put on trial for a thirteen-year-old mass murder, and Claire puts her reputation on the line to defend him. But as the trial progresses, it becomes apparent that the Pentagon will let nothing stand in the way of Tom's conviction, and Claire's faith in her husband is tested to the limit.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 384
Edition: New Ed
Publisher: Orion
Published: 02 Sep 1999

ISBN 10: 0752826085
ISBN 13: 9780752826080
Book Overview: Reissued in the new cover style alongside PARANOIA - new in paperback. The brand new hardback, COMPANY MAN, is published simultaneously. HIGH CRIMES was made into a film starring Ashley Judd and Morgan Freeman, grossing USD41 million for Fox. Paramount Pictures has bought rights to PARANOIA for a high six figures with Lorenzo di Bonaventura to produce. Joseph Finder always gets excellent reviews: 'Brilliant ... this one really is hard to put down and will be responsible for many oh my God I can hear the Dawn Chorus moments' Good Book Guide. 'Finder winds his tale tighter and tighter as mystery is piled on mystery, intrigue on intrigue, until the novel explodes in a shocking climax' Clive Cussler. 'A blockbuster of a thriller' James Melville. 'Combines a fresh voice, terrific characters, and high-octane suspense. Finder catapults himself into the front ranks of contemporary writers' Harlan Coben. 'Compulsive reading and the end is stunning and absolutely unguessable' Sunday Telegraph.

Author Bio
In addition to fiction, Finder continues to write extensively on espionage and international affairs relations for THE NEW YORK TIMES, THE WASHINGTON POST, and THE NEW REPUBLIC. He lives in Boston with his wife and daughter.