Death Row: A Novel
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William Bernhardtβs powerful series of legal thrillers featuring crusading attorney Ben Kincaid have won him a die-hard following and widespread critical acclaim as a βmaster of the courtroom dramaβ (Library Journal). Now, on the heels of his national bestseller Criminal Intent, William Bernhardt returns with his most electrifying novel to date.
Oklahoma attorney Ben Kincaid put his reputation on the line when he represented Ray Goldman. The seemingly mild-mannered industrial chemist was charged with a staggeringly brutal crime: the torture and massacre of an entire suburban Tulsa family. But in spite of the grisly, tabloid-ready details of the sensational case, Benβs deft defense against a lack of hard evidence and improper police procedure made an acquittal all but certain. Until the prosecutionβs star witnessβthe lone survivor of the slaughterβtook the stand . . . and sealed Ray Goldmanβs fate.
Seven years later, Goldmanβs date with the death chamber is at hand. But seconds before the lethal injection, an eleventh-hour reprieve halts the executionβand launches Ben on a race against time to overturn Ray Goldmanβs conviction. Erin Faulkner, the young woman who narrowly escaped the carnage that claimed her family, has abruptly recanted her testimony, after years of silence desperate to keep an innocent man from dying. Just as suddenly, this near-miraculous turn of events turns tragic: Erin is discovered dead, an apparent suicide. And Ben Kincaid is the only witness to her stunning confession.
Ben is certain Erin didnβt commit suicide. She was a victim of murderβ silenced by the same killer who butchered her family. All Ben has to do is prove it. But his unseen enemy is determined to cover his tracks once and for all . . . with blood.
In Death Row, William Bernhardt ratchets up the suspense quotient to near-heartstopping new levelsβand challenges even the most jaded thriller readers to keep up with the twists and turns. Crime will never pay. But crime fictionβserved up with the wit, grit, and sheer virtuosity of Bernhardtβalways pays off.
Oklahoma attorney Ben Kincaid put his reputation on the line when he represented Ray Goldman. The seemingly mild-mannered industrial chemist was charged with a staggeringly brutal crime: the torture and massacre of an entire suburban Tulsa family. But in spite of the grisly, tabloid-ready details of the sensational case, Benβs deft defense against a lack of hard evidence and improper police procedure made an acquittal all but certain. Until the prosecutionβs star witnessβthe lone survivor of the slaughterβtook the stand . . . and sealed Ray Goldmanβs fate.
Seven years later, Goldmanβs date with the death chamber is at hand. But seconds before the lethal injection, an eleventh-hour reprieve halts the executionβand launches Ben on a race against time to overturn Ray Goldmanβs conviction. Erin Faulkner, the young woman who narrowly escaped the carnage that claimed her family, has abruptly recanted her testimony, after years of silence desperate to keep an innocent man from dying. Just as suddenly, this near-miraculous turn of events turns tragic: Erin is discovered dead, an apparent suicide. And Ben Kincaid is the only witness to her stunning confession.
Ben is certain Erin didnβt commit suicide. She was a victim of murderβ silenced by the same killer who butchered her family. All Ben has to do is prove it. But his unseen enemy is determined to cover his tracks once and for all . . . with blood.
In Death Row, William Bernhardt ratchets up the suspense quotient to near-heartstopping new levelsβand challenges even the most jaded thriller readers to keep up with the twists and turns. Crime will never pay. But crime fictionβserved up with the wit, grit, and sheer virtuosity of Bernhardtβalways pays off.
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William Bernhardt is the author of sixteen books, including Primary Justice, Double Jeopardy, Silent Justice, Murder One, and Criminal Intent. He has twice won the Oklahoma Book Award for Best Fiction, and in 2000 he was presented the H. Louise Cobb Distinguished Author Award βin recognition of an outstanding body of work in which we understand ourselves and American society at large.β A former trial attorney, Bernhardt has received several awards for his public service. He lives in Tulsa with his wife, Kirsten, and their children, Harry, Alice, and Ralph.
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