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Written by Staff
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Tuesday, 30 June 2009 01:00 AM America/New_York |
 Heralded as the John Grisham of Christian literature, Singer pleads an interesting case with a fascinating twist in his latest novel The Justice Game.
- An innocent woman is murdered on national television. Her husband seeks justice but who is to blame? The murderer, the man who illegally sold the gun or MD Firearms, the manufacturer of the weapon?
- Jason Noble, with the second amendment on his side, and Kelly Starling, the voice of the oppressed, face off to try the case.
- Meanwhile, the reader will be divided between two causes which both seem equally right. When blackmail comes into play, however, it’s evident that both lawyers have a past they will do anything to hide. The question is - will the ugly truth keep them from upholding what they promised to defend?
- Probably never before have fans had the opportunity to play jury on one of the most political and realistic cases ever to be tried in fiction. The author even offered fans an opportunity to weigh in through a series of YouTube videos before the book was completed. In the finished novel, Singer writes a clear view of the power of mercy over justice.
- ---Vickie B. Mathews
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- The Justice Game
- By, Randy Singer
- Tyndale House Publishing
- softcover, 400 pages, $13.99
- 978-1-414-31634-5
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