Publisher's Synopsis
2019 READERS' FAVORITE INTERNATIONAL BOOK AWARD GOLD MEDALIST LEGAL THRILLER
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
v.
JOHN DOE, ET AL.
The U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts is now in session. The Honorable Charles P. Woodbury presiding. God save the United States of America and this Honorable Court. Harvard Law grad Becky Lawrence lands her dream job as a federal prosecutor. But she has a huge problem. She is irresistibly attracted to her boss, Zach Woods, who not only has become jaded over the years but he's married! But she has an even bigger problem -- a ghost prowls Boston's Federal Courthouse seeking justice. Through Charlie, she is able to gain insight into cases that may not be readily visible. Becky must walk a tightrope as she tries to balance her career against her conscience before personal demons and professional demands threaten to destroy her. Warning: This book is intended for readers ages 18 and older. It contains real federal court cases, graphic language, and disturbing testimony that may be upsetting to some readers. "As a former Official Court Reporter, the author depicts scenes of court life with a true-to-life precision and an authentic realism where the reader feels a part of the story." - Midwest Book Review "Kline lets readers in on what happens in the courthouse -- the injustices, the crimes, and the controversial situations that are capable of blowing the reader's mind." - Readers' Favorite
