Synopsis

In Michael Connelly's "The Gods of Guilt," defense attorney Mickey Haller receives an ominous text – 'Call me ASAP - 187' – pulling him into a murder case that strikes disturbingly close to home. The victim is Gloria Dayton, a former client, and a prostitute Mickey had once endeavored to rescue and set on a new path. The tragic revelation shatters Haller, forcing him to confront the agonizing possibility that his intervention, rather than saving her, might have inadvertently led to her demise. Haunted by the specter of his past and burdened by an immense sense of personal guilt, Mickey embarks on a desperate quest for truth. As he navigates the labyrinthine corridors of the legal system, he must unravel the true complexities of Gloria's life and identify the real perpetrator, all while battling his own conscience and fighting for a chance at redemption. This gripping thriller delves deep into the moral ambiguities of justice and the heavy price of personal responsibility.

Critical Reception

"A masterclass in legal suspense, this novel solidifies Michael Connelly's reputation as a leading voice in contemporary crime fiction."

Metadata

ISBN:9781409134367
Pages:379
Age Rating:18+

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