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A smooth, savvy, sardonic, gay, criminal law attorney, Ravonne Lemmelle has been hired fresh out of Harvard Law School to Savino, Martir and Associates, a large Philadelphia firm. A recently separated, single father of one, with a few acquittals under his belt, he’s got a soft spot for no one,... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Ravonne Lemmelle: Add a description of this character.
- Dajuan Jones: Dajuan's smooth and creamy peanut butter complexion glowed. His curly, close-cropped hair was disheveled and his bushy eyebrows rivaled Einstein's. He sat with his exposed six-pack on the love seat and hid his deep brown eyes in the palm of his hands.
- Brandon Lemmelle: He flashed me large, bubbly, brown eyes like his horrible mother's and tiny white teeth. For a five-year-old, Brandon was beyond normal comprehension. He was not a child prodigy, but beneath his tight curly hair, a prodigious development loomed.
- Mr. 357: At the turn of the millennium, he was Gordon Odell, masterful art forger. He had duped billionaires out of millions. By the 9/11 conundrum, he was Sylvester Bailey, extraordinary international hacker. During the 2002 winter Olympics, he had become Donald Holloway, an expert jewelry thief. In 2006, he was Mark Artis, a saucy con man. Alas, after a brief hiatus he began 2007 as a robbery aficionado, Skyler Juday.All of him was an alias. A lie. An embellishment. A pseudonym.
- Ariel Greenland: She had a smile that mirrored Oprah Winfrey’s. A smile suited for a coy woman who was refined and not murky, just like archaic wine. Her beauty rivaled a muntjac. Behind her emerald eyes were not a pretty deer, but a serpent, though.
- Aramis Reed: He was slim, caramel man with voluptuous lips and bushy eyebrows. He had a commanding sex appeal and the best report in Philadelphia smile.
First Sentence edit
Actively engaged in a debate about the details of his wife's 40th birthday party on his cell phone, Mark Artis walked to his car in the parking lot of the downtown Philadelphia Gallery mall.
Themes & Symbolism edit
- Thriller: The serial killer out to get the lawyer makes this a chilling thriller.
- Gay Fiction, GLBT, Mystery, Suspense, Contemporary, Explicit,: The main character is an attorney that happens to be gay.
- The Injustice of Legal Systems: Describe this theme.
- Legal and Moral Battles
Authors & Contributors edit
- Rahiem Brooks (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Prodigy Publishing Group
Country: USA
Publication Date: August 24, 2012
ISBN: 978-0615690162
Page Count: 320
Publisher: Prodigy Publishing Group
Country: USA
Publication Date: August 24, 2012
ISBN: 978-0615690162
Page Count: 320
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