Confirming Justice
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Washington D.C. Insiders Release New Thriller Involving Supreme Court Nominee
In Confirming Justice, all eyes are focused on Federal judge Dwight Pendergast who is secretly in line for nomination to the Supreme Court and presiding over a bribery case involving a cabinet secretary’s son. When the key prosecution witness disappears, FBI agent Griff Topping risks everything to save the case while Pendergast’s enemies seek to embroil the judge in a web of corruption and deceit. The world watches as events unfold that threaten the powerful position and those who covet it.
The suspense novels from Diane Munson, former Federal Prosecutor, and David Munson, former Federal Special Agent, garner critical acclaim for authentic plot lines and realistic characters. The husband and wife team season their writing with many of their high-profile legal experiences.
Featuring a mix of plot twists, intrigue and faith under fire, Confirming Justice is a popular and satisfying read for those wanting a realistic portrayal of what goes on behind the scenes at the center of power.
Fans of Grisham will enjoy the intricate plot and true-to-life battle of federal agents as they strive to bring the guilty to justice. Readers will find encouragement in the heartwarming message of hope in the midst of turmoil.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780982535516
ISBN10: 0982535511
Diane Munson | David Munson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2006
Justice
Publisher: Send The Light Distribution
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