Atticus for the Undead (Hunter Gamble Book 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.46 (867 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B006AL4YC8 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 293 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-08-27 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Join the fight for zombie rights!Hunter Gamble is an idealistic young attorney in a very special area of the practice: arcane defense. Funded by enigmatic billionaire Charles McClain and aided by shy-but-energetic research attorney Kirsten Harper, he's making the world a better place -- one vampire, zombie, or werewolf client at a time. To do so, he must square off against a savvy and ambitious district attorney, contend with a judge who is deeply biased against arcanes, and stand up to a human-supremacist group which will stop at nothing -- not even Hunter's own death -- to see his client convicted.. After all, they deserve their day in court too, right?When a young zombie walks into Hunter's office accused of murder (by brain-eating), Hunt
Kirkus Reviews:
Amazon Customer said Supernatural Legal Thriller. Disclaimer: I received an advanced readers copy of Atticus For The Undead from the author for review on my blog.This book was a treat!It is well written, the characters are interesting, intelligent, funny, and endearing in their own ways.My initial reaction, to just the first chapter, was, "hmmm, this is interesting!" From ther. Fascinating Tale! When John sent me this book to review he brazenly stated, "I'm fairly confident that if you start this one, you won't be able to stop. :)" I thought, okay, we'll see. Well, I'm happy to say he was absolutely right! I received it at one o'clock this morning, intending to read it tomorrow. Yeah, right! It is now five-twenty in th. "Ending is a kick in the teeth, wow, loved it!" according to K. Sozaeva. Book Info: Genre: Urban Fantasy/Horror/Legal ThrillerReading Level: AdultRecommended for: Fans of horror and legal fiction and urban fantasyTrigger Warnings: violent deathMy Thoughts: I've had this book for over a year. Recently I was approached by a friend who runs blog tours to ask if I'd consider reviewing the 2nd book in th