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Deborah Hawkins

Keeping Secrets

Book 3: The Warrick Thompson Files

About the Book

An innocent man is scheduled to die the day before his son’s wedding. His alibi witness has disappeared.

For thirty years, Brendan Murphy has done the impossible.  He has kept his client, Professor Edward Wynne Carter, III, alive on Virginia’s Death Row.  Three juries have convicted Ed of murdering his pregnant wife in 1983, but Ed continues to insist that the real killer is Allison Byrd, the law student who stalked him relentlessly and whose lies convicted him. Now Ed’s execution is set for the day before his son Wynne’s marriage to Claire Chastain.

McKenzie Fitzgerald, a name partner in Hugh Mahoney’s San Diego law firm, learns of Ed’s impending execution on the day that she also learns she has been nominated to the United States Supreme Court. As a young lawyer, she failed to  preserve evidence of Ed’s innocence.  But McKenzie’s career will be destroyed if she reveals her mistake.

Claire enlists Jeff Ryder to help her find the real killer. But when Claire is kidnaped on her wedding day, and Brendan has a heart attack, Jeff becomes responsible for saving Claire and Ed in the face of mounting evidence that Ed had both motive and opportunity to kill his wife.

Is Ed really innocent? Can Jeff save Ed and Claire? Will McKenzie choose Ed’s life or her career?

Keeping Secrets is the third standalone novel in the riveting Warrick-Thompson Files series.

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Audiobook Cover: Keeping Secrets by Deborah Hawkins

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Narrator: Alan Taylor
Format: Unabridged
Runtime: 9h 46m

The Details

Published: August 31, 2018
Publisher: Deborah Hawkins
Formats: EbookPaperbackAudiobook
ISBN-10: 0999218018ISBN-13: 978-0999218013ASIN: B07GZXXNZY
Genres & Tropes
Legal Thriller, Mystery, Kidnapping