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Enemy Combatant

A man charged with the brutal act of terrorism...A lawyer sworn to defend him...A courtroom spinning wildly out of control...In the trial of the decade, attorney Tom Carpenter was just a spectator. Until, to his own astonishment, Tom finds himself thrust into a case primed to explode...The whole world thinks Tom's new client is guilty of the worst act of terrorism since 9/11—except for one shadowy figure, who feeds Tom astounding inside information. But just as the trial is about to break wide open, Tom receives a chilling threat. Suddenly Tom cannot trust anyone, and his family must run for their lives. The only way to survive—and the only hope for justice—is for Tom to crack a terrifying conspiracy so vast and so powerful that anyone who believes it has already been marked to die....From the Paperback edition.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 368 pages

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