Judge and jury / James Patterson and Andrew Gross.
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TextPublication details: London : Headline, 2006Description: 341 p. ; 24 cmISBN: 0755330471 (hbk); 9780755330478; 075533048X (pbk)Other title: Judge & jurySubject(s): Mafia -- New York (State) -- New York -- Fiction | United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation -- Fiction | Legal stories | Suspense fiction | Mafia trials -- New York (State) -- New York -- Fiction | Mafia -- New York (State) -- New York -- Fiction | Women jurors -- Fiction | Organized crime -- Fiction | Mafia -- New York -- 1900-1910 -- Fiction | Mafia trials -- New York -- 1900-1910 -- Fiction (State) -- New York -- Fiction | Suspense fiction | Crime fictionGenre/Form: Suspense fiction. | Legal stories. | Suspense fiction | Legal stories. | Suspense fiction. DDC classification: 813.6 LOC classification: PS 3566 .A822 J83 2006Summary: It's the trial of the decade - Dominick Cavallo, the modern-day Godfather, has finally been put in the dock, and there's enough evidence to make it certain he'll be convicted. Heavy security surrounds the courtroom, and Nick Pellisante, the FBI agent who helped to nail Cavallo, keeps a close eye on proceedings. But things quickly start to go wrong. Faced with anonymous threats, the jury is sequestered. Then, the bus taking them to their hotel is blown up, and only Andie Echeverra survives. Andie's child was on the bus too - so she now has the strongest possible reason for wanting to see justice done, not to Cavallo alone, but to whoever planted that bomb. She and Pellisante both know that will be difficult, but they can't foresee just how difficult.
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It's the trial of the decade - Dominick Cavallo, the modern-day Godfather, has finally been put in the dock, and there's enough evidence to make it certain he'll be convicted. Heavy security surrounds the courtroom, and Nick Pellisante, the FBI agent who helped to nail Cavallo, keeps a close eye on proceedings. But things quickly start to go wrong. Faced with anonymous threats, the jury is sequestered. Then, the bus taking them to their hotel is blown up, and only Andie Echeverra survives. Andie's child was on the bus too - so she now has the strongest possible reason for wanting to see justice done, not to Cavallo alone, but to whoever planted that bomb. She and Pellisante both know that will be difficult, but they can't foresee just how difficult.
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