Con Law (John Bookman #1) – Mark Gimenez

John Bookman, a respected constitutional law professor and champion of lost causes, is known for taking on the cases others avoid. When a plea for help draws him into a murder investigation in a small Texas community, he uncovers a web of secrets, power and corruption.

Blending legal intrigue with mystery and suspense, Con Law introduces a memorable hero in an entertaining, thought-provoking thriller about justice, truth and integrity.

Rated 3.95 on Goodreads from around 2,600 ratings. Readers praise its intelligent legal and political themes, a protagonist with plenty of personality, and a strong blend of mystery and suspense. Some found the political discussions a little extensive.

Perfect for readers who love

• Legal thrillers
• Small-town secrets
• Murder investigations
• A reluctant hero
• Smart, character-driven suspense

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Series note

Book 1 in Mark Gimenez's John Bookman series. Pairs perfectly with his Scott Fenney novel Accused, also in stock.

A paperback (2013) in Good condition: moderate wear, some page yellowing, all pages present.