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Relatively Guilty
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Relatively Guilty

Genres
Fiction: literary and general non-genre · Crime and / or mystery fiction · Thriller / suspense fiction · Horror, ghost stories and supernatural fiction
2026
first published
English
language
1
edition in English
382
pages

A sharp Scottish legal thriller featuring a cynical defence lawyer, a murder case that looks airtight, and a client who may not want to be saved. Everyone is guilty… some more than others. A policeman lies dead with his skull caved in. His young wife at the scene, clutching the weapon. For the Crown the case is open‑and‑shut. Robbie Munro isn’t so sure. A missing witness. A hairline crack in the evidence, is it just enough to prise open and reveal a defence? Only if his client will let him. Because the closer Robbie gets to an acquittal, the more she resists every step forward, pushing for a life sentence when freedom beckons. And Robbie must fight to save a client who’d rather be convicted than forgiven. Relatively Guilty is Book 1 in the Robbie Munro Legal Thriller series. Perfect for readers who love John Grisham, Scott Turow, and Michael Connelly.

Editions

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Relatively GuiltyRelatively GuiltyVinci Books978-10-3671-236-597810367123652026-06-18English (United States)382Softcover