Kirjahaku

The Jury is a Mississippi-born courtroom thriller that rivals those previously released by another Mississippi native, John Grisham. Thomas Urlacher knows his wife wants him dead. So, when he is killed in a mysterious boat explosion, it's not long before law enforcement points the finger at his young bride. Following a sensational trial, Britt Urlacher is found not guilty. Within a week, jurors from the trial start dying under unusual circumstances. Has Thomas come back from the dead, exacting revenge on those who allowed his killer to go free, or is someone else defending Thomas, even in death? This pulse-pounding thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat with unpredictable suspense, intrigue, and explosive action.

Keaton Fordyce was once a celebrated and prosperous write, but the excesses accompanying his success came at a steep cost-the loss of his family and his career. Living in a dingy river-front room in Natchez, Mississippi, Fordyce is caught in a vicious cycle of alcoholism and despair. As fate would have it, an old friend offers him an opportunity to help get his life and career back on track. He owns an old mansion in New Orleans that he can't sell because of its reputation as being "haunted." If Fordyce will live there for a month, alcohol free, and disprove the curse, he will get the help he needs to get him back on his feet. Accepting the offer, Fordyce prepares to face his inner demons. Perhaps he should have prepared for much, much more... Award winning Mississippi novelist Brandi Perry is the author of Wayward Justice, A Whisper on the Bayou, The Jury, and Buried Cries among other books. READERS' COMMENTS ON PREVIOUS PERRY NOVELS: "Really enjoyed this book. Wanted there to be more." "Pretty good, spooky tale. Creepy little girl. Good insight into Southern culture. It is geared toward women, with its look at the Southern family." "Chilling tale. Great local details, mystery, suspense, and unexpected twists " "Absolutely one of the best books I have ever read. Looking forward to the movie and the next book... holds your attention from page one."