By Phillip Margolin
“A grasp of plot and pacing—and a kind of infrequent authors who can create a really superb ending.”
— Lisa Scottoline
“It takes a truly artful storyteller to place humans at the fringe of their seats and continue them there. Phillip Margolin does simply that.”
— Chicago Tribune
The workforce from the New York Times bestseller Executive Privilege is again in one other pulse-racing mystery from Phillip Margolin. fanatics of John Grisham, David Baldacci, James Patterson, and Scott Turow—as good as Margolin’s personal immensely renowned Amanda and Frank Jaffe books like Fugitive, Wild Justice, and Proof Positive—won’t have the ability to placed down Supreme Justice until eventually the final spellbinding web page.
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Masterson could not risk the scrutiny it would receive if the Supreme Court took it up. Woodruff had to stay buried, and Dennis Masterson was willing to do anything to keep it six feet under. Chapter Eight The Supreme Court cafeteria is open to the public, but the clerks eat in a glassed-in section with a door that is always closed so they can discuss Court business freely without worrying about being overheard. Advance notice of, for instance, the way a business case is going to be decided can have all sorts of consequences, and the clerks were impressed from their first day with the need for secrecy.
You probably don't remember, but we met at Happy Hour," she said, referring to the courtyard get-togethers hosted in turn by each chamber, where the clerks could get to know each other over a beer and eats. "Oh, yeah," Brad said, fighting to hide the discomfort he felt being this close to a very attractive, half-naked woman. The guilt the attraction elicited was due to his status as a man engaged to be married. " Willie smiled. "I was probably wearing glasses along with my suit. " "Yeah, I know; the president guy.
Peterson shrugged. " Brad asked. "We worked on a project together. When Justice Price asked me to fill in, I mentioned it to her and she told me you were clerking. " Peterson laughed. " "I really enjoy it. Justice Moss is great to work for, and the work is so interesting and important. " "It's a great place to work, and you'll be able to pick your job when you're through. " "I worked for a big firm in Oregon, and I'm not interested in doing that again. " "That shouldn't be a problem. I bet Justice Moss has a ton of contacts.