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    A Subtle Line
    A Subtle Line
    A Subtle Line
    Audiobook6 hours

    A Subtle Line

    Written by Fabio Santoro and Oreste Maria Petrillo

    Narrated by Les Horovitz

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    A Legal Thriller about two lawyers working on opposite sides of the Channel, whose destinies are fatally intertwined.

    A pharmaceutical patent worth billions, a brutally murdered man and a trial that appears impossible to win. These are the facts at the centre of two young lawyers’ lives. The lives of men from two contrasting worlds whose paths criss-cross in a game of shadows and reflections. Where money and revenge mark the boundaries where enemies become allies; where there is no certainty, only doubt and suspicion. A subtle line which separates ordinary lives, from those destroyed by fear; it will be up to the two adversaries on either side of the legal fence to rise above an international plot which could endanger their careers and, perhaps, their very lives...

    A gripping legal thriller from the very first page.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTektime
    Release dateJul 24, 2020
    ISBN9788835409366

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