THE LAW OF INNOCENCE
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The Law of Innocence by Michael Connelly is a gripping legal thriller featuring Mickey Haller, the Lincoln Lawyer, as he finds himself on the other side of the courtroom—this time as the defendant.
Mickey Haller is driving home after a long day when he is pulled over by the police. In the trunk of his Lincoln, officers discover the body of a former client who had recently paid Haller a large sum of money.
Mickey is immediately arrested for murder.
He knows he is innocent.
But with the evidence pointing directly at him, Haller realizes that he will have to do something he has spent his entire career helping others do: defend himself in court.
Unable to represent himself while imprisoned, Mickey puts together a legal team and begins investigating the murder from behind bars. He quickly discovers that the case against him has been carefully constructed, and someone has gone to extraordinary lengths to make him appear guilty.
The investigation takes Haller and his allies into the hidden corners of Los Angeles, uncovering old cases, dangerous enemies and secrets from his professional past. As the prosecution builds its case, Mickey must find the real killer while simultaneously preparing for the most important trial of his life.
The stakes are deeply personal. If Haller cannot prove his innocence, he could lose his freedom, his career and everything he has built.
Combining courtroom drama, police investigation, legal strategy and relentless suspense, The Law of Innocence delivers a high-stakes Mickey Haller thriller in which the lawyer who has made a career defending others must fight for his own life and freedom.
| ISBN | 978-1409186120 |
| Author | Michael Connelly |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | Orion |
| No. of Pages | 528 |
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