Chaos erupts in the US Supreme Court when an assassin guns down six justices as they are hearing a case, sending the nation's highest court into turmoil and deep crisis. Questions soon arise on how the assassin managed to escape the security detection and also smuggle in the gun for the shooting. The FBI begins to look at the possibility of an insider connection. A list of suspects is drawn up, and it includes the wife of the late Chief Justice Kincaid, who was himself mistakenly shot and killed by the Supreme Court police officer in the crossfire. Apparently, Kincaid was firing back at the shooter and he was the only witness to have seen the shooter’s face during the tragedy of Black Wednesday before the assassin made the escape from the courtroom.
coolreads# The Advocate' Daughter @definitelybooks
A Washington, DC lawyer and a frequent major media commentator on the Supreme Court, writing as himself, Anthony Franze delivers a high-stakes story of family, power, loss and revenge set within the insular world of the highest court of the US in this thriller.
coolreads# The Outsider @definitelybooks
This is another of Alex Finlay's Supreme Court thrillers, where he writes as Anthony Franze, and provides an exciting insight on the working of the Supreme Court.
coolreads# Night in Tehran @definitelybooks
A relentless thriller with the Iranian revolution providing the backdrop for former US ambassador Philip Kaplan’s debut. In 1978, faced with the imminent collapse of ally Iran on the brink of rebellion, the Carter administration’s top spymaster immediately dispatched diplomat David Weiseman to Tehran, to identify an acceptable replacement for the American-backed Shah.
coolreads# Cold Justice @definitelybooks
The book opens with what Ant Middleton titled Hell Hour. It’s the moment when every soldier must face the consequences of the war - whether he survives or perishes.