Last to Die - Grippando, James
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In his third novel featuring criminal attorney Jack Swyteck, the nationally bestselling author of "Beyond Suspicion" plunges readers into a twisted game of survival between five would-be beneficiaries to a murdered heiress' millions.
Miami criminal attorney Jack Swyteck doesn't want Tatum Knight as a client. But the allegedly ?reformed? contract killer is the brother of Jack's best friend, and the assassin swears he had nothing to do with the shooting death ofSally Fenning, though he claims the beautiful, depressed multi-millionairess wanted him to do the deed. Even so, Knight has been…mehr

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In his third novel featuring criminal attorney Jack Swyteck, the nationally bestselling author of "Beyond Suspicion" plunges readers into a twisted game of survival between five would-be beneficiaries to a murdered heiress' millions.
Miami criminal attorney Jack Swyteck doesn't want Tatum Knight as a client. But the allegedly ?reformed? contract killer is the brother of Jack's best friend, and the assassin swears he had nothing to do with the shooting death ofSally Fenning, though he claims the beautiful, depressed multi-millionairess wanted him to do the deed. Even so, Knight has been named in Fenning's will, along with five others, all vying for afortune. The catch is that only the last living would-be beneficiary will inherit the $46 million. So begins a twisted game of survival of the greediest and deadliest as, one-by-one, the heirs start to fall. And suddenly Jack's caught upin a chilling race to ensure that thenext to die is not Jack Swyteck.
Autorenporträt
James Grippando is a New York Times bestselling author with more than thirty books to his credit, including those in his acclaimed series featuring Miami criminal defense attorney Jack Swyteck, and the winner of the Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction. He is also a trial lawyer and teaches law and literature at the University of Miami School of Law. He lives and writes in South Florida.