TWENTY-ONEDAYS by Anne Perry

TWENTY-ONE DAYS by Anne Perry Daniel is a newly minted barrister out to prove himself to his famous parents, Thomas and Charlotte Pitt. His client is the arrogant and unlikeable biographer Russell Graves already found guilty of murdering his wife. Daniel’s task is to prove he is innocent before he is hung -- in twenty-one days. Every day finds Daniel getting closer to the real murderer and closer to bringing the crime to his own family and his father’s most loyal and trusted colleagues. Will he find the truth in time? Is his family guilty? This thrilling novel will keep you guessing and fearing for Daniel’s family as the pages dwindle down. Well-paced and exciting, this one will keep you up at night. 5 of 5 stars