In the Company of Liars
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She wants the judge to see her as she used to be, before the stress started doing its damage three months ago. She wants him to know her as a person, to know her life and background, to understand what she is capable of and what she is not.But Judge Wilderburth will not know these things. Will not care to know. The facts of the case are the only things of relevance to him. It is a tainted filter, she realizes now more than ever. He will never know the full story. No jury, no judge ever has.She l...ooks at her watch, expecting Mat to walk in the door any minute to drive her to court, when the phone rings. It’s seven-thirty in the morning and the phone is ringing.She walks out of the master bathroom and finds her phone by the bed. The caller ID is noncommittal; the call is coming from an office.“Allison, Paul Riley here.”Paul Riley is the first lawyer Allison retained on the case. “How are you, Paul?”“Great, Allison. I’ve been following the trial. It looks good.”“Nice of you to say.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She wants the judge to see her as she used to be, before the stress started doing its damage three months ago. She wants him to know her as a person, to know her life and background, to understand what she is capable of and what she is not.But Judge Wilderburth will not know these things. Will not care to know. The facts of the case are the only things of relevance to him. It is a tainted filter, she realizes now more than ever. He will never know the full story. No jury, no judge ever has.She l...ooks at her watch, expecting Mat to walk in the door any minute to drive her to court, when the phone rings. It’s seven-thirty in the morning and the phone is ringing.She walks out of the master bathroom and finds her phone by the bed. The caller ID is noncommittal; the call is coming from an office.“Allison, Paul Riley here.”Paul Riley is the first lawyer Allison retained on the case. “How are you, Paul?”“Great, Allison. I’ve been following the trial. It looks good.”“Nice of you to say.”
What to read after In the Company of Liars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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