Courtroom Drama from Turtleman Used Books

No dust jacket. First edition. A collection of short stories, originally published in periodicals (1920-1923) and collected here for the first time in 1923. Green fabric covered boards with embossed decoration on the front and stamped print and decoration on the spine, in gilt and red. Mild wear at the corners and the edges. Internally, there are splits after the… Saber más sobre este artículo

No dust jacket. Red cloth covered boards, faded over the spine, with gilt printing. Moderate edge-wear. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Owner's name inside the front cover. This book is from the Notable British Trials series and gives the full details of two trials involving Oscar Wilde. A rare and highly valued book.

Little wear to the book and only slightly more to the dust jacket. Pagfes are clean, tight and unmarked. Owner's name inside front cover.

Little wear other than a few spine creases and some price sticker residue on the lower left of the rear cover. Pages are clean, tight and intact. The sixth of fifteen books in the Paul Madriani series.

First edition. No discernable wear to the book, and a little wrinkling and small tears to the top edge of the dust jacket, which appears to have been cut a millimeter or two taller than the book. 433 pages are clean, tight and unmarked. The sixth of eleven novels set in Turow's Kindle County.

Little wear other than the spine creases, which have given the spine a slight curve, 448 pages are clean, tight and unmarked. The fifth of thirteen novels in the Nina Reilly series.

Book has its share of wear, including folds, chips and many spine creases. 340 pages are still clean, bright and relatively tight. The first book in Collins' Appalachian Trilogy.

Creases at a couple corners and on the spine, which is curved as a result. Also a 1 cm tear where the bottom of the front cover meets the spine. 581 pages are tight and unmarked, but a few of the early pages had a little moisture on the top edge, leaving the pages a little wrinkled, but… Saber más sobre este artículo

Spine has a few creases, with a slight curve. Wear minimal otherwise. 550 pages are clean, tight and bright. Originally published in 1996. Juror #2 has secrets and millions hang in the balance. Made into a movie in 2003, starring Rachel Weisz, Dustin Hoffman, John Cusack, and Gene Hackman; this edition released to coincide.

Some wear at the corners and edges, both of the book and of the dust jacket. 372 pages are clean, tight and unmarked. This is the first of eleven books Turow has located in Kindle County.

Very little shelf wear. The lower front right corner of the book has a little bit of damage from what looks like the teeth of a kitten. It is a small area and unnoticeable behind the dust jacket. 381 pages appear clean, tight and unmarked. A true crime story from the defense lawyer's point of view.… Saber más sobre este artículo

Some spine creases and wear att he edges and corners. 432 pages and clean and tight. This is the first (of 15) Paul Madriani novel.

Wear at the corners and edges, along with a slightly curved spine with a few creases. 344 pages remain clean, tight and intact. Courtroom drama. This appears to be the only book ever published by this author, and not too many are on the market.

A small amount of wear at the corners and edges, plus the usual collection of spine creases. 468 pages are clean, intact and fairly tight. Legal thriller.

Spine has a few creases, one which is deep, allowing the book to lay flat at page 319. The rest of the 676 pages are tight and clean.

A stolen truck, lost files, exposed secrets, the ex and the boyfriend, and, of course, murder most foul. The eighth of thirteen in the series by the sisters O'Shaughnessy. Book has the usual kinds of shelf wear, and spine creases, but nothing terrible. A solid, readable copy.

Grisham is the author of over 40 novels about the legal system. Not that most lawyers experience it the way Grisham's protagonists do. A rookie lawyer has to protect her juvenile client from the Memphis mob and a desperate hit man. The book shows some wear, primarily spine creases and a crease on the front cover. … Saber más sobre este artículo

This is the thirteenth and final Nina Reilly novel. A case hinges on someone who is supposed to be dead, but seems to have returned to life. And, like usual, danger abounds, with Nina in the middle of it. This book is in great condition with virtually no significant signs of wear, to the book or the… Saber más sobre este artículo

472 clean, tight, intact pages. Cover has some signs of wear, with a couple of spine creases, and some slightly curled corners. Not bad for a used book. A public defender finds more than he expected which could lead to a huge claim against a pharmaceutical company. Suspenseful doings follow.

Very little sign of wear. Book and dust jacket in great condition. A law school instructor receives a summons home from his retired judge father. Millions of complications arise.