The Wooden Spectacles

The Wooden Spectacles

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1941 · English · Hardcover · 2 editions
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Elsa Colby, an aspiring law student, unexpectedly steps into the high-stakes world of criminal defense when she is assigned to represent a man accused of murder. With little experience under her belt, Elsa must navigate the complexities of the legal system while battling her own self-doubt. The case takes a surprising turn, revealing layers of intrigue and deception that challenge her understanding of justice.

As she delves deeper into the intricacies of the case, Elsa encounters a cast of eccentric characters, each holding crucial pieces of the puzzle. Her determination to uncover the truth pushes her to her limits, demanding not only legal acumen but also profound personal growth. Along the way, she grapples with ethical dilemmas and the weight of responsibility that comes with defending a client.

Amid the chaos, the wooden spectacles become a symbol of clarity and perspective, reminding Elsa that true sight often requires looking beyond the surface. Her journey is one of enlightenment, as she learns that the law is not a mere set of rules, but a complex tapestry woven with human emotions and motives.

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Format Hardcover
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1941
Publisher Ward, Lock & Co
Editions 2 editions

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