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First time I read this book I was like 16. I absolutely love this book. I love to re-read it!

Arrived on time, book is as described, packaged well.

A northern California investigator follows thin threads of evidence and eventually starts to unravel and disprove the murder confession of a death row inmate.

I like mysteries and I tried hard to like this book, but the further I got into it, the less I liked it. There’s a fairly decent detective story here, but it just couldn’t hold my interest. Way too wordy and politically correct for me. I read about 75% before deciding that I wasn’t enjoying the story at all and gave it up.

Somehow I had missed this one. It was nice to go back to the old legal co-op days. Good plot; back when there were still pay phones.

True Marcia Muller book. Good writing, exciting plot and hard to put down. I was glad to find a Sharon McCone mystery that I hadn't read.