SPR’s book reviews of new self-published books
A Tissue of Lies by CD Wilsher
A tragic ghost from the past upends the life of a veteran lawyer in A Tissue of Lies by CD Wilsher.
Frank Connor is a lawyer who has spent his career defending murderers, but when he finds himself on the wrong side of an ex-client’s death vengeful spree, it feels like the small mistakes of his past are closing in. Connor begins digging into the old case, trying to protect or defend himself, but only ends up finding more questions and dead ends, as well as the whiff of a cover-up. When the freshly released and heavily financed Tyrell Sikes […]





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