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Holly Santana, an immigration lawyer, meets a potential casual hookup in a neighborhood bar. It was a bad day. The chemistry builds between them while they share a drink... or two, but just as it was his turn to divulge a little about himself, his phone rings and he has to leave. Typical. But socialite Juliane Jackson was found brutally murdered in her Westchester home and the news of her death takes New York City by storm. Her husband, successful businessman, Ben Jackson soon finds himself accused of her murder. He does something totally unexpected, he hires an unknown lawyer, Holly Santana, to represent him during his high profile trial. Holly is compelled into defending the handsome Mr. Jackson, even though she hasn't worked in the DA's office for several years. It certainly makes her more than uncomfortable when she realizes he was her 'unfinished' business and she becomes uncertain how to defend a man she finds both attractive and frightening. As Holly searches to unearth the truth of Julianne's Jackson's murder, she quickly discovers three things. First, Ben Jackson, has a very substantial motive to kill his wife. Second, she finds herself entangled in a relationship that threatens to unravel all she's worked to leave behind. And third, there is something more sinister at work here, and the man she grows to love is not who she thinks. SLIVER OF DOUBT is a courtroom thriller; a Manson-esque slaughter so outrageous the defense would have us asking ourselves how could a man do that to his wife? With an ending so unpredictable, it will have you asking...what the hell?

This exquisitely written novel asks a simple question: how well do we know our parents? One half of the story begins after the death of Luigi Bonocchio, an Italian immigrant whose daughter Olivia discovers a mysterious deed among his possessions. The deed is to a house in Urbino, Italy---the hometown he barely spoke of. Intrigued, Olivia travels there. At first she is charmed by the historic city, the relatives she's not met before, and the young lawyer she's hired to help her investigate the claim. But when Olivia tries to sort out the deed, she is met with a puzzling silence. Everyone in the town remembers her father, but they are not eager to tell his story. However, Luigi tells his part of the tale directly to the reader as the chapters alternate between Olivia's search for the truth and Luigi's account of his history. By the end of this skillfully constructed book, the reader understands both sides of a heartbreaking, yet ultimately satisfying love story.