The Orchid Murder Review

Book: The Orchid Murder by Christine Hunt. ISBN: 978-0-9844395-5-3

 What if the person you trusted your life with did not do their job? In this book an innocent man expects his lawyer to do his job and suffers the consequences when the lawyer does the exact opposite. This book is about a Minnesota man who is accused of murdering another man. He is innocent and hires a lawyer to prove this fact. The lawyer does not do his job and the man is faced with a life of problems. He then decides to try to go after his lawyer for not doing his job. It is a long hard trail that the book follows. This book is for anyone interested in law and how the justice system can work and how it can fall short as well. I enjoyed this book very much. It kept my attention as I tried to figure out what would happen next. There were times I was very upset about what happened to an innocent man. The lawyers that defended him were very interesting. I think the book presented a great Christian view. The lawyers in the book defended the man for free so justice could prevail. It showed that you may face many trials in your life, but if you keep fighting for what you believe in justice will prevail.

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