The Burning Man - The undertaker's Widow | Phillip Margolin Omnibus

The Burning Man by Phillip Margolin

In this gripping legal thriller, Peter Hale, a young attorney eager to prove himself, makes a fateful decision during a high-stakes trial that costs him his job and his father's trust. Seeking redemption, he accepts a public defender position in a small Oregon town. There, he takes on the defense of a mentally challenged man accused of a brutal murder. As Peter delves deeper into the case, he confronts his own moral compass and the true essence of justice. A compelling narrative of ambition, ethics, and self-discovery.

The Undertaker’s Widow by Phillip Margolin

Judge Richard Quinn, a principled and idealistic young judge, is thrust into the spotlight when he presides over the high-profile trial of Senator Ellen Crease, accused of conspiring to murder her wealthy husband. As the case unfolds, Judge Quinn uncovers a web of secrets, blackmail, and deceit. Torn between his commitment to justice and the mounting pressures surrounding him, he must navigate a perilous path where the line between right and wrong becomes increasingly blurred. A masterful tale of legal intrigue and moral dilemmas.