Until Proven Innocent: The Must-Read, Gripping Legal Thriller (Lee Mitchell, 2)

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I loved this author’s tone and writing style and structuring. Basically everything. Nicola Williams created an environment and a community that I felt like I was absorbed into; I felt their anger and their pain. None of this book felt dramatised or exaggerated and I think that was probably as a result of Nicola Williams’ career as a lawyer and I would imagine some of her own lived experience.

Was Sergeant Lambert guilty of shooting Paul Matthew? Did they manage to get Lee Mitchell to handle the case? When the police found the gun, there was a print on there that matched Sergeant Lambert's so he got arrested for attempted murder. He said he wanted his brief to be Lee Mitchell at all costs and he got Duncan Connolly as his solicitor. The hard part was persuading Lee Mitchell to take the case…… Nicola Williams is a writer that will be going onwards and upwards with this great legal thriller that is sure to be a big hit.Kelly Clarkson, 41, looks thin in a belted leather jumpsuit that highlights her newly slender figure after losing a dramatic amount of weight Omid Scobie's new truth bombs: Harry and Meghan's pal says William 'embodies' the Firm and hints Duke's rift with King Charles could be 'on the mend' Talk about the world's best job! A DOUGHNUT SCIENTIST reveals how she is creating a healthier future for bakery... Ferne McCann looks cosy in a cardigan and beanie hat as she takes daughters Sunday, 6, and Finty, 4 months, to Winter Wonderland Watch out, Taylor Swift! Stunning model Veronika Rajek calls Travis Kelce a 'hunk' after watching him play for the Chiefs at Raiders

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