Primal Fear

Primal Fear

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1998 · English · Paperback · 33 editions
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Martin Vail is a charismatic and controversial attorney, known for his unorthodox methods and an ego that matches his brilliance in the courtroom. When he takes on a high-profile case defending a young altar boy accused of murdering a prominent priest, the stakes are raised, drawing both media attention and public scrutiny. The case is rife with moral ambiguity, and Vail is determined to uncover the truth, no matter the personal cost.

As Vail navigates through layers of deceit, betrayal, and religious fanaticism, he encounters forces that challenge not only his legal prowess but also his beliefs. His client’s ambiguous past and the shocking details that arise threaten to unravel everything he stands for. With each revelation, the line between innocence and guilt becomes increasingly blurred, forcing Vail to confront his own demons.

The courtroom becomes a battleground of wits as Vail faces off against tenacious prosecutors and a community torn between faith and justice. Alongside navigating the complexities of the legal system, Vail must also grapple with his own moral dilemmas and the price of ambition. The tension builds as the trial unfolds, leading to unexpected twists that could change everything.

Ultimately, this gripping tale dives deep into the very essence of human nature and the intricate dance between right and wrong. As Vail struggles with personal and professional challenges, he realizes that sometimes, the truth is far more elusive than it appears.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 399 pages
Language English
Published Sep 1, 1998
Publisher Ballantine Books
Editions 33 editions
ISBN-10 034591452X
ISBN-13 9780345914521
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