What I love about this book is that the projects are not overwhelming because each part is broken down into easy to follow steps with accompanying photos. Also included in the appendices are forms and templates.Overall this is one of the most useful books for the practicing softwa
| Title | : | The Paris Lawyer |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.90 (449 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1939474019 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 280Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-3-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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This award-winning psychological thriller navigates between the sophisticated corridors of the Paris courts and a small backwater in central France, where rolling hills and quiet country life hide dark secrets. This fast-paced story follows Catherine’s determined search for the truth in both her case and her own life. Now, Catherine Monsigny is an ambitious rookie attorney in Paris, working for a well-known firm. As a child, she was the only witness to a heinous crime. While preparing the case, Catherine’s own past comes back with a vengeance. A black woman is accused of poisoning her rich farmer husband in a peaceful village in central France, where nothing ever happens. On the side, she does pro bono work and hits the jackpot: a major felony case that could boost her career. Who can she believe? And can you ever escape from your past? The story twists and turns, combining subtle psychological insight with detailed descriptions of the region.Granotier, a French actress and best-selling author, has a knack for creating drama and atmospheric suspense. When Catherine senses she’s being stalked, all of the mysteries she’s been tracking converge, and she’s not sure if she’s being warned off Myriam’s case, her questions about her mother’s murder, or her obsessive relationship with a mysterious client. --Christine Tran . She knows only that the attack happened in the country, and her father’s refusal to reveal information stokes her drive to resolve her questions. Catherine throws herself into the case, challenged by Myriam’s reticence and her own lack of connections in the tight-knit rural Creuse region of France where the case will be tried. Fans of Elizabeth George and Ruth Rendell will eat this one up. Inconveniently, the picturesque setting awakens Catherine’s disturbing childhood memories of witnessing her mother’s murder. From Booklist Catherine Monsigny has finally convinced her boss to let her argue a felony case before the Coer d’A
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