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- ISBN 9781630478681
- Dimensions: 139 x 215mm
- Publication Date: 26 Jan 2017
- Publisher: Morgan James Publishing llc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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A Nasty Divorce. A Murder Plot. A Dogged Detective. Unpredictable Results.
Lady Justice isn't blind; she sees the world through the corrective lenses of flawed statutes, fallible judges, cutthroat lawyers and avenging cops. When Randle's high tech company files its IPO, his wife, Carrie, files for a divorce, expecting to walk away with a financial windfall. Instead, Randle fights back and their simple divorce becomes a twisted tale of treachery, betrayal and perilous miscalculations. For Randle, the divorce is about more than money: It is about guilt and shame and the apportionment of blame, motives that compel him to take matters into his own hands. Outmoded divorce laws provide the kindling; Randle's lazy lawyer, an aloof judge, a misanthropic mediator, a publicity-seeking prosecutor and Carrie's capricious twin sister fan the flames; and one disheveled, easy-to-underestimate detective douses the blaze with dogged police work. But, Randle and Carrie, operating beyond the boundaries of the Justice System, determine the fair apportionment of blame.
Mike Nemeth is a retired businessman living with his wife, Angie, and his rescue dog, Sophie, in the Atlanta suburbs. His previous publications include Cinderella’s Slipper, a non-fiction book about the use of computer algorithms to rank college football teams, and The Missing Ingredient, an article published in The New York Times that explained why college football rankings are always wrong. Defiled is his debut novel.
