In Jury of One, Shelly Trotter, an able and determined lawyer and a children’s rights advocate, is thrust into a world in which she’s completely unschooled — the criminal court. Her client is a seventeen-year-old accused of killing a policeman, and she begins to suspect that he may have been involved in an undercover operation to entrap dirty cops, though his role in the scheme remains unclear. Was he the target or the bait—and what does the prosecution really have against him?
Then comes the shocker: Shelly fears that she has a connection to this boy, something she has kept secret for years, knowledge that she has hidden from her family and friends for most of her adult life. And as the evidence against the boy mounts, she finds that nothing—not legal ethics, not a statewide political campaign that could swing in the balance—will stop her from keeping him off death row. For with this client, she is truly a jury of one.
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"A lawyer who was raped as a minor teenager, couldn't tell parents because they wouldn't listen, her dad is a politician, she puts baby up for adoption, only to defend him later in life because he killed a cop who ends up to be his dad......interesting."
— Lois (4 out of 5 stars)
" Got slow towards the middle but hit me hard with a plot twist near the end to bring me right back into it. "
— Nathan, 11/2/2012" Really, really good; I can see this as a movie. "
— Joy, 12/22/2011" Another well-plotted suspese novel from a master. "
— Bernadette, 6/19/2011" This is a first-rate, page-turning legal thriller! Can't wait to read his next book. "
— Sandy, 10/25/2010" so maybe its a bit cliche for me to praise legal-fiction but i loved this book! its all about a children's rights advocate and an impossible case that she finds herself involved in....great book - dare i say, better than grisham "
— Sawsan, 2/18/2010" legal thriller, only ok "
— Lori, 1/17/2010" Interesting story line, actually several story lines that all involve the main character. Surprising how all the different story lines merge for a satisfactory if not happy ending. I will certainly read more by David Ellis. "
— Jenness, 12/27/2009" This was the first David Ellis book I ever read, and I thought it was an excellent story. "
— Jeanette, 10/17/2009" Another well-plotted suspese novel from a master. "
— Bernadette, 9/12/2009" Interesting story line, actually several story lines that all involve the main character. Surprising how all the different story lines merge for a satisfactory if not happy ending. I will certainly read more by David Ellis. "
— Jenness, 10/14/2008" This was the first David Ellis book I ever read, and I thought it was an excellent story. "
— Jeanette, 1/26/2008" so maybe its a bit cliche for me to praise legal-fiction but i loved this book! its all about a children's rights advocate and an impossible case that she finds herself involved in....great book - dare i say, better than grisham "
— Sawsan, 3/25/2007David Ellis, a justice of the Illinois Appellate Court, is the author of nine novels, including Line of Vision, which won an Edgar Award, and The Hidden Man, nominated for the Los Angeles Times Book Prize.
Dan John Miller is an American actor and musician. In the Oscar-winning Walk the Line, he starred as Johnny Cash’s guitarist and best friend, Luther Perkins, and has also appeared in George Clooney’s Leatherheads and My One and Only, with Renée Zellweger. An award-winning audiobook narrator, he has garnered multiple Audie Award nominations, has twice been named a Best Voice by AudioFile magazine, and has received several AudioFile Earphones Awards and a Listen-Up Award from Publishers Weekly.