Eddie Flynn is my favorite lawyer. Steve Cavanagh does it again with another fantastic Flynn book (#4). A movie star is on trail for a double murder and Eddie is on the case with a job offer from a prominent firm. Not everything is as it seems. Joshua Kane is a killer who gets himself on the jury with ulterior motives that are deadly. Edge of your seat thrill ride with twisty suspenseful turns. This jury might become deadlocked or dead before Eddie can prove his client's innocence

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Fast moving story of a famous actor on trial for a double murder and the lawyer trying to find the real killer. Enjoyable, but has too many plot twists and devices for me. Not hard to follow, but some of the developments are a little far-fetched.

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The book cover to "Thirteen" by Steve Cavanagh has a great blurb by Michael Connelly and that must be the reason I picked up a copy, I could not remember. This is a terrific book from cover to cover. Eddie Flynn is a defense attorney drawn into defending a movie star accused of murdering his wife and another man. The case looks hopeless, as it does in most courtroom thrillers, but what sets this story apart from the norm is a genuinely original evil villain and plot developments you don't see coming. "Thirteen" is the fourth in a series, the first one I have read, and the start of a commitment I will be making to reading Steve Cavanagh.

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