The Suspect
A gripping murder mystery from the Sunday Times bestselling author and criminal barrister
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4.0 • 373 Ratings
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Publisher Description
**THE GRIPPING RICHARD & JUDY BOOK CLUB PICK BY THE NO. 1 BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE TRIAL**
'With a pacy plot, fascinating legal insights and comic interventions, Rob Rinder’s latest legal thriller is a warm-hearted treat.' Mail on Sunday
When the UK's favourite breakfast TV presenter dies live on air in front of millions of viewers, the nation is left devastated.
More devastated still when it becomes clear that her death was not an accident.
The evidence points to one culprit: celebrity chef Sebastian Brooks. But junior barrister Adam Green is about to discover that the case is not as open-and-shut as it first seemed.
And although her angelic persona would suggest otherwise, she was not short of enemies in the glittery TV world . . .
Can Adam uncover the truth?
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Praise for Rob Rinder:
'Hugely enjoyable!' Steve Cavanagh
'Ridiculously entertaining' Tom Hindle
'I did not want it to end' Heidi Perks
'Strong storytelling with a murder mystery at its heart makes it one to treasure' Daily Mail
'A pacy and gripping read' The Sun
'Intriguing pageturner. . . readable romp' The Times
'An exciting start to what promises to be an excellent series, with an appealing central character' The Guardian
'Such fantastic characters and such a fun read. I loved it' Phillipa Perry
Customer Reviews
Another wonderful read
The plot lines as Adam juggles multiple cases hold the reader’s interest throughout. The characters are believable and the interactions full of emotion.
I’d recommend this, the second book in the series, to anyone who enjoys law/court based fiction.
I’m hooked
I’ve never watched any Judge Rinder episodes so I didn’t know what to expect of his books but 2 books in and I’m hooked. Definitely recommend as it brings the justice system out in the open with a little bit of ‘adjustment’
To give the stories more meat but very good.
Riveting, love the asides!
Subtle humour and links to Rinder’s own life are evident throughout the novel.