The Right to Remain ( Jack Swyteck # 20 )

He’d since opened his own practice, a mix of criminal and civil, but even if the case was “just about money,” Jack still treated it like a matter of life and death. The bay window was alight with the swirl of police beacons in the driveway. Swyteck to get bail for the nonbondable offense of murder in the second degree.” The judge seemed persuaded, but he was required to hear both sides. “Mr. This is the behavior of a stalker, not an innocent man. “Finally, the regrets, the resentment, and the defendant’s thirst for revenge turned to action.