L.F. Robertson is a practising defense attorney who for the last two decades has handled only death penalty appeals. Linda is the co-author of The Complete Idiots Guide to Unsolved Mysteries, and a contributor to the forensic handbooks How to Try a Murder and Irrefutable Evidence. She has had short stories published in the anthologies My Sherlock Holmes, Sherlock Holmes: the Hidden Years and Sherlock Holmes: The American Years.

PRAISE FOR L.F. ROBERTSON; “John Grisham had better look to his laurels—there’s a new writer of legal thrillers in town.” Richard A. Lupoff, author of The Classic Car Killer; “Unique and brutally honest. A must-read.” Kate Moretti, New York Times bestselling author of The Vanishing Year; “A journey into the fascinating world of the guilty and the innocent. Suspense at its finest.” Gayle Lynds, New York Times bestselling author of The Assassins; “A fascinating journey into a complex and troubling case of murder and family secrets.” Carole Buggé, author of Who Killed Mona Lisa?; “Told with a commanding sense of authenticity, this grips from the first page.” Andrew Cartmel, author of The Vinyl Detective; “A thoughtful exploration of the background to abhorrent crimes.” Crime Review; “Brings new meaning to the term legal thriller and introduces readers to a heroine who is both savvy and mature.” Library Journal; “The author's work as a defense attorney handling death penalty cases brings authenticity to an exciting debut that focuses on providing grist for the slow-moving wheels of the criminal justice system.” Kirkus; “A compelling, brooding novel full of dark, intense pockets.” Harry’s Book Club; “A brilliantly unique legal thriller.” Reading Lodge

L.F. Robertson is a practising defense attorney who for the last two decades has handled only death penalty appeals. Linda is the co-author of The Complete Idiots Guide to Unsolved Mysteries, and a contributor to the forensic handbooks How to Try a Murder and Irrefutable Evidence. She has had short stories published in the anthologies My Sherlock Holmes, Sherlock Holmes: the Hidden Years and Sherlock Holmes: The American Years.

PRAISE FOR L.F. ROBERTSON; “John Grisham had better look to his laurels—there’s a new writer of legal thrillers in town.” Richard A. Lupoff, author of The Classic Car Killer; “Unique and brutally honest. A must-read.” Kate Moretti, New York Times bestselling author of The Vanishing Year; “A journey into the fascinating world of the guilty and the innocent. Suspense at its finest.” Gayle Lynds, New York Times bestselling author of The Assassins; “A fascinating journey into a complex and troubling case of murder and family secrets.” Carole Buggé, author of Who Killed Mona Lisa?; “Told with a commanding sense of authenticity, this grips from the first page.” Andrew Cartmel, author of The Vinyl Detective; “A thoughtful exploration of the background to abhorrent crimes.” Crime Review; “Brings new meaning to the term legal thriller and introduces readers to a heroine who is both savvy and mature.” Library Journal; “The author's work as a defense attorney handling death penalty cases brings authenticity to an exciting debut that focuses on providing grist for the slow-moving wheels of the criminal justice system.” Kirkus; “A compelling, brooding novel full of dark, intense pockets.” Harry’s Book Club; “A brilliantly unique legal thriller.” Reading Lodge

L.F. Robertson is a practising defense attorney who for the last two decades has handled only death penalty appeals. Linda is the co-author of The Complete Idiots Guide to Unsolved Mysteries, and a contributor to the forensic handbooks How to Try a Murder and Irrefutable Evidence. She has had short stories published in the anthologies My Sherlock Holmes, Sherlock Holmes: the Hidden Years and Sherlock Holmes: The American Years.

PRAISE FOR L.F. ROBERTSON; “John Grisham had better look to his laurels—there’s a new writer of legal thrillers in town.” Richard A. Lupoff, author of The Classic Car Killer; “Unique and brutally honest. A must-read.” Kate Moretti, New York Times bestselling author of The Vanishing Year; “A journey into the fascinating world of the guilty and the innocent. Suspense at its finest.” Gayle Lynds, New York Times bestselling author of The Assassins; “A fascinating journey into a complex and troubling case of murder and family secrets.” Carole Buggé, author of Who Killed Mona Lisa?; “Told with a commanding sense of authenticity, this grips from the first page.” Andrew Cartmel, author of The Vinyl Detective; “A thoughtful exploration of the background to abhorrent crimes.” Crime Review; “Brings new meaning to the term legal thriller and introduces readers to a heroine who is both savvy and mature.” Library Journal; “The author's work as a defense attorney handling death penalty cases brings authenticity to an exciting debut that focuses on providing grist for the slow-moving wheels of the criminal justice system.” Kirkus; “A compelling, brooding novel full of dark, intense pockets.” Harry’s Book Club; “A brilliantly unique legal thriller.” Reading Lodge