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Pardon the Ravens (An Alec Brno Novel, 1)

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SKU 9781938849886
A corporate lawyer goes up against the mob in this “vividly real and quite compelling” legal thriller set in the Mad Men era (Library Journal).
 
New York lawyer Alec Brno is only in his second year at the prestigious corporate firm Kendall, Blake, Steel & Braddock. So, when the partners offer him a spot on a sensational fraud case making international headlines, it’s a major vote of confidence—and the opportunity of a lifetime. Defending US Safety Vault requires shifting the blame to mob boss Phil Anwar.
 
The gambit is dangerous enough before Alec falls hard for a key witness—an alluring young woman who also happens to be Anwar’s wife. She ran from his abuse into Alec’s arms. Now he’s either about to secure his spot on top of the world or come crashing down hard.

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Book details

Author
Alan Hruska
Imprint
Prospect Park Books, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
Published
Pages
360
Formats
Paperback, Hardcover
Series
An Alec Brno Novel
Subjects
Fiction › Thrillers › Legal
Fiction › Thrillers › Crime
Fiction › Literary
ISBN-13
9781938849886 (Paperback)9781938849404 (Hardcover)

About the author

ALAN HRUSKA is a former trial lawyer with a career spanning the most significant litigation of the last half of the twentieth century, and the author of five novels. His recent books include The Inglorious Arts, It Happened at Two in the Morning and Pardon the Ravens.

Hruska holds degrees from Yale University and Yale Law School. He has written several plays produced in New York and London, and wrote and directed the films Reunion, The Warrior Class and The Man on Her Mind.

When he’s not writing, Hruska draws on his courtroom experience across decades of high-stakes legal practice. That background in law and conflict runs through his fiction.

Alan lives in New York.

Format: Paperback