Sarah T. (sarah5775) reviewed on 3/29/2006 + 386 more book reviews

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"Dead Lawyers Don't Tell Tales...

After her turbulent years on the West Coast, Samantha Adams had cfome home to Atlanta, lured by the memory of old-fasthioned gentility, the sweet scent of wisteria- and a cushy job on the "Journal Constitution." And for all the new freeways and the fast food franchises, Atlanta hasn't changed much. But it seemed she had- or maybe she was just the only one stupid enough to think the corruption of rural sheriffs was worth investigating...

When a distinguished attorney was found dead in a backwoods ravine, she wasn't about to accept Sheriff Buford Dodd's word on the 'accident.' Ignoring warnings from every quarter, she delved into a scandal of dirty money and adultery that stretched from Atlanta's society salons to the saloons of the mean old good old boys. It was a treacherous set-up that had cost an honest lawyer his life. And it just might do the same for a stubborn lady reporter who won't do what she's told...."

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