The Trial: The No. 1 bestselling whodunit by Britain’s best-known criminal barrister

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Rinder, who specialised in international fraud but also took on wider cases – he represented British soldiers charged with manslaughter after the deaths of Iraqi detainees – would often be “the de facto decision-maker on an extremely important decision.

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She thought his script was terrible – but she liked Rinder and asked if he would do his own Judge Judy-type reality court show.Well, I think it's such vast collection of different types of hotels this series, and I love the different cultures that that we get to explore. It’s no secret that I ain’t got a good word to say about Cliveden,” he tells the court, “but murder’s not my style. So, it’s not so much entitlement or deserving, it’s more important – that you have the right to be the creator of your own story.

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There's nothing like the profound delight of arriving home and somebody, this beautiful creature, being completely full of limitless joy just to see you. Kasbah Tamadot in Morocco also really stands out to me just for the sheer vision of the hotel and being brave enough to create something of that size.We all know how insanely talented Mr Rinder is as a civil judge, that most of us forget that his legal career began as a baby barrister, just like all the other newly graduated bar-school students. Court/Trial reads are not easy to engage the reader always,they have to be informative yet not too bogged down otherwise you lose interest…. Rinder's writing is fast-paced and genuinely intriguing, the twists and turns providing surprises throughout. There is much more to the storyline than that and with well drawn characters, an intriguing plot slowly unfolding and the humorous interruptions of Adam's Jewish mother's matrimonial aspirations for him, it was a thoroughly enjoyable read.