Each insists that the other sister cruelly killed their father—the former Mayor of New York. One thing is known: there is a murderer among them. But who exactly?.. Eddie Flynn, defending Sophia Avellino, lives by a rule: he won’t take a case unless he’s sure his client isn’t a criminal. Kate Brooks, the attorney for Alexandra Avellino, follows the same principle. Meanwhile, the prosecutor intends to secure a conviction for both at once. But one sister is innocent. The odds are exactly fifty-fifty—until Eddie Flynn, faithful to his methods, begins his own investigation…
Thirteen
This maniac isn’t in the defendant’s dock. He’s among the jurors…
He has been walking toward this moment his whole life. His thirteenth—and main—murder. Soon the person who must be found guilty will be sitting in the defendant’s chair. And for that to happen, he himself will take a seat on the jury. The thirteenth case for the thirteenth juror…
Joshua Kane is exceptional in everything. He is astonishingly smart, cunning, and inventive. He leaves no traces—except the ones he specifically plants. He doesn’t feel pain. And, most importantly, he has a goal: a “mission” to reveal the truth about life to people. And if, for that, someone has to die—does it matter? Kane has killed more than once—both with his own hands and with others’ hands. The second option appeals to him much more: let the law do the execution—so it’s more reliable. And pulling off something like that, he can do better than anyone… Let justice be done!