⭐️Gripping,Gritty,Great⭐️
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Book -⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
Narration – ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

Synopsis->

Seeking a high profile case to jet fuel her career and striving to strike a blow for justice, attorney Laura Tobias sets out to clear a man she believes was wrongfully imprisoned for murder ten years before. The young lawyer, a rising star with the Council Against Wrongful Convictions, is the last hope for inmate Eddie Nash, serving life without parole at the infamous Attica Correctional Facility in upstate New York. Attica, one of the last of the classic “Big Houses,” is still haunted by the 1971 inmate revolt and police siege that left dozens of prisoners and hostages dead. Appealing the cast in federal court and unraveling the facts, Laura uncovers evidence that Eddie was framed by the police for the murder — the brutal hanging of a troubled young woman in the remote upstate town of Eden. Realizing that the real ‘Hangman of Eden’ may still be at large, Laura also finds herself being stalked. Are the police out to stop her from exposing their frame up? Is the real killer seeking to keep her from re-opening the investigation? Teaming up with noted innocence investigator Charles Steel, she gets a lead on evidence that could clear her client and point to the real killer. With a new trial moving forward, Laura must find the truth, and prevail in court, without becoming the next victim.

Review->
This quick listen had me so focused on the main plot, it was only at the end of the book I realized that there was no character build up for anybody,other than Laura. But that did not hinder or hurt the narrative one bit. Laura had the centerstage and she rocked it. Her investigation and legal court arguments were no-nonsense and to-the-point. I could picture the fierce lawyer going at it with everything in her.
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I really enjoyed how the story did not have a romance or any other site plots to distract from the main story. The Author keeps the suspense about the murderer till the very end, and this had me totally gripped. A very well written book & excellently narrated