Bibliograph

Murder in Germantown, a Ravonne Lemmelle mystery, Rahiem Brooks

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Label

Murder in Germantown, a Ravonne Lemmelle mystery, Rahiem Brooks

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

fiction

Main title

Murder in Germantown

Medium

electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Responsibility statement

Rahiem Brooks

Sub title

a Ravonne Lemmelle mystery

Summary

A smooth, savvy, sardonic, gay, criminal law attorney, Ravonne Lemmelle has been hired fresh out of Harvard Law School to Savino, Martir and Associates, a large Philadelphia firm. A recently separated, single father of one, with a few acquittals under his belt, he's got a soft spot for no one, but the law. On a dark January morning, Wydell James was arrested for killing several people attending a party in Germantown: a section of North Philadelphia. Now he's in a jail cell with no one to turn too, but his childhood friend, Ravonne Lemmelle. One thing makes Ravonne feel powerful; forcing prosecutors to dig deep into their legal coffers to sit across the courtroom from him. His investigation turns up more suspects, a new purpose to kill, and Ravonne realizes the power is closer-and more obtainable-than he could ever possibly known. Things become more complex when two people enters his life: his estranged wife and a serial killer. But Ravonne's one purpose: an acquittal for Wydell James

Target audience

adult

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