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Loading... False Allegations: A Burke Novelby Andrew H. Vachss
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Amazon.com (ISBN 0679451099, Hardcover)Vachss and his quasi-hero Burke are definitely not for the squeamish, dealing largely with stories about abused children. But he is a strong and angry writer who has carved himself out a unique territory in the dark landscape of the thriller. In his 11th Burke novel, Vachss uses the work of the real Dr. Bruce Perry, the Houston psychologist and pioneer researcher into recovered memory, to center the story about a shady lawyer who specializes in getting such cases thrown out of court.(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:24 -0400) The first test round has been closed. Visit the Open Shelves Classification group for details. |
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He wants Burke to ensure that the first case he takes on for the other side, proving abuse, is rock solid.
Burke contacts an old acquaintance or two, ex-DA Wolfe and Morales, a cop, to try and find out what the story is on this shadowy figure.
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