Judge & Jury

出版者:Little, Brown and Company

作者:James Patterson

页数:421

出版时间:2006-07-31

价格:USD 27.99

装帧:Hardcover

isbn号码:9780316013932

Senior FBI agent Nick Pellisante is closing in on the notorious mob boss The Electrician, when the scheduled sting goes spectacularly awry. Two FBI agents are dead, the boss is wounded, and Pellisante vows the Electricians next move will be from a jail cell. Andie Echeverra, a part-time actress and a single, full-time mom, is assigned her next role as Juror #11 in the landmark trial against Mafia Don Dominic Cavello. Everybody is on edge. No one has ever crossed the man whose orders have made entire families disappear. Though Cavellos influence extends across blue uniforms and black robes, the case should be open-and-shut. But the legal system fails with devastating results, and Nick and Andie are the only ones left to seek justice. To stop the Electrician, they must take matters into their own hands. They are the judge and jury now. James Patterson spins an all-out heart-pounding legal thriller that pits two people against the most vicious and powerful mobster since John Gotti.

读后感

Ok to kill time on a bus, or train or plane. Story line typical and ending predictable. Final touch reminds me a bit of the film True Lie although the two stories did not start with similar opennings.

Ok to kill time on a bus, or train or plane. Story line typical and ending predictable. Final touch reminds me a bit of the film True Lie although the two stories did not start with similar opennings.

Ok to kill time on a bus, or train or plane. Story line typical and ending predictable. Final touch reminds me a bit of the film True Lie although the two stories did not start with similar opennings.

Ok to kill time on a bus, or train or plane. Story line typical and ending predictable. Final touch reminds me a bit of the film True Lie although the two stories did not start with similar opennings.

Ok to kill time on a bus, or train or plane. Story line typical and ending predictable. Final touch reminds me a bit of the film True Lie although the two stories did not start with similar opennings.