CIA shenanigans collide with the Supreme Court
A cop on death row. A murder attempt on a Supreme Court justice. A shipload full of drugs that mysteriously disappears. These are the elements of a real page-turner.
And that's just what you get with Philip Margolin's newest, Supreme Justice, the sequel to Executive Privilege. This novel brings back the intriguing character of Dana Cutler, a sort of American version of Lisbeth Salander (without the computer hacking skills, though just as fearless). Not the most well-developed characters in the world, but the action is nonstop.
A cop on death row. A murder attempt on a Supreme Court justice. A shipload full of drugs that mysteriously disappears. These are the elements of a real page-turner.
And that's just what you get with Philip Margolin's newest, Supreme Justice, the sequel to Executive Privilege. This novel brings back the intriguing character of Dana Cutler, a sort of American version of Lisbeth Salander (without the computer hacking skills, though just as fearless). Not the most well-developed characters in the world, but the action is nonstop.
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