The Suspect by Rob Rinder

Having read the first Rob Rinder book and really loved it, I was so looking forward to the sequel and it didn’t disappoint. This book can be read as a stand alone if you haven’t read the first book, and there is enough in it to enable you to catch the jist of what happened to Adam Green and his colleagues the previous year.

When daytime TVs  beloved Jessica Holby dies on live TV in front of millions of viewers, of anaphylaxis, it seems like an open and shut case – the TV chef was the only one with access to the food containing the allergen. Furthermore the TV chef, Sebastian, seemed to be the one with the strongest motive. How was baby Barrister Adam going to help to get him off? In a second, and unrelated case, which Adam finds himself working on concurrently, he finds himself in a dilemma – is getting his other accused off his charges necessarily the best for him? Not only does Adam have to deal with these two important and high profile cases, but he also has to deal with his mother – and their telephone conversations are pure comedy genius.

Beg, borrow or preferably buy a copy of this book. You won’t regret it. I couldn’t put it down and it stayed with me for ages afterwards. I can’t wait to see what happens to Adam in book 3.

 

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