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A Reasonable Doubt - Philip Margolin | A Book Review

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Title: A Reasonable Doubt Author: Philip Margolin Genre: Mystery About the book: It’s the third book in the Robin Lockwood series following a former MMA fighter who is now a criminal defense attorney. When a magician named Robert Chesterfield dies in the middle of his magic trick, Robin finds herself trying to figure out how he was murdered in front of three thousand people. First impressions: I…

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A Reasonable Doubt by Phillip Margolin; read by Therese Plummer

A magician linked to three murders and suspicious deaths years ago disappears in the middle of his new act. Robin Lockwood is a young criminal defense attorney and partner in a prominent law firm in Portland, Oregon. A former MMA fighter and Yale Law graduate, she joined the firm of legal legend Regina Barrister not long before Regina was forced into retirement by early onset Alzheimer's. Now, decades later, he debuts his new trick-only to disappear at the end. He's a man with more than one dark past and many enemies-is his disappearance tied to one of the many people who have good reason to hate him? Was he killed and his body disposed of, or did he use his considerable skills to engineer his own disappearance? Robin Lockwood must unravel the tangled skein of murder and bloody mischief to learn how it all ties together.

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(via 17 Best Crime, Mystery, And Thriller Books Of March 2020)

Phillip Margolins’ A REASONABLE DOUBT is a Mystery Tribune Best Crime, Mystery, and Thriller Book of March 2020!

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At a trial, events are often seen in a distorted perspective. A violent event has take place, and we work backwards from it, considering primarily the evidence bearing on that event. If we work forwards, in a natural sequence, from a natural starting point, this evidence may wear a very different appearance.

A Reasonable Doubt by Julian Symons