The Accused

A Kansas City Legal Thriller #9

By: Rachel Sinclair

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

NEWLY EDITED AS OF 1/25/18!

Damien is in serious trouble, as he has been accused of murdering his birth father, Josh Roland. Harper must defend him, as he fights for his life.

Harper must defend Damien, who has been arrested for the murder of his birth father, Josh Roland. Harper knows that Damien didn't do it. He couldn't do it. Yet his past comes to haunt him, as Harper finds out things about Damien that she never knew.

The victim, Josh Roland, was, for many years, a bastard. He sexually harassed most of his female employees and was a serial rapist. He was also involved with many shady and crooked financial deals that broke the many contractors who had the misfortune of dealing with him. In short, there were many, many people who wanted this man dead. So why was Damien made the prime target of the investigation? The answer to this question stuns Harper and causes her to question everything about what she thought she knew about her law partner.

In the meantime, her tween daughters are giving her fits - even Abby has been acting out lately. They're 13, at the most awkward age imaginable, and Harper is at the end of her rope with them. Throw in some romantic troubles with her longtime beau, Axel, and you have one seriously frazzled lawyer. She keeps it together, Harper-style, which means that her life is perpetually a mess, but she always fights her way out.

With the twists and turns that you've come to expect in a Harper Ross/Damien Harrington legal thriller, The Accused is not to be missed!

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Good story, horrible virtual voice

The virtual voice narration is bad indeed. And the grammar! Can anyone revise and edit the use of second type conditional?!! It’s so annoying it’s being incorrectly used in a book, no wonder people use it wrongly and get validated in the mistake. The story is good though.

Virtual voice ruins it

Virtual voice does not allow you to follow the characters with voice changes. You spend more time trying to figure out who’s talking then actually being able to follow the story. The story was excellent, but it’s just a virtual voice that ruined it.