The 7th Cannon Book Review


Title: | The 7th Canon | |
Author: | Robert Dugoni | |
Published: | September 27, 2016, Thomas & Mercer | |
No. of Pages: | 334 | |
Cover Price: | $15.95 Paperback. $4.99 Kindle |
Attorney Peter Donley has worked with his uncle in a tiny law office where little money is made, but clients are first priority. When Father Thomas Martin is accused of the brutal murder of a young boy at a shelter that he runs, and the evidence is overwhelming, Donley must step in to help Martin and prove his innocence. Before becoming a Catholic priest, Martin was himself a street kid, complete with tattoos and earrings, and has been judged by others so that he is guilty by popular vote. Donley, however, believes in his innocence and even though he is not yet a seasoned attorney, is willing to find a way to find out who is trying to frame his client and why. The story takes place in the seedy, dangerous Tenderloin district where many of the young boys are prostitutes and drug users – destined to be discarded and forgotten.
Bestselling author, Robert Dugoni, who has penned two popular series, has done an excellent job in The 7
Once read, most readers will surely want to pick up everything Dugoni has written; his novels are definitely a cut above, and highly recommended for thriller lovers of all ages.
Special thanks to NetGalley for supplying a review copy of this book.

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