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    The Devil Did It
    The Devil Did It
    The Devil Did It
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    The Devil Did It

    By Dorian Scott Cole

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    A young woman’s life crushing criminal charge is Murder One. She firmly believes a demon killed her boyfriend, and then an angel comforted her. The news services use it for laughs. No lawyer will touch it. A young female lawyer is trapped into helping her, but can’t pursue the case without first passing the bar, which is months away. What really happened, and can she defend her?

    Jordan is just out of law school. She can't practice law without a license, but her mother drops this case in her lap. How can she help this young woman who is scared out of her wits? She struggles to find a way without destroying her own law career.

    This New Adult story, for all age groups, adds a new character to the Dion's Enigmas series, its second book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDorian Scott Cole
    Release dateJul 28, 2021
    ISBN9781005788797
    The Devil Did It
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    Dorian Scott Cole

    Dorian Scott Cole is a professional communicator, with education and experience in writing, engineering technology, psychology, religion, radio announcing, acting, and movie and TV production, having had full careers in several fields. He worked as a senior development analyst for Writers Workshop, L.A. He teaches writing and acting in independent settings, and has written VisualWriter.com since 1996.He is the author of several Web sites, and produces entertainment videos through his company, Movie Stream Productions. His production series, STL Comedy, included 22 professional actors, and 10 writers.Dorian lives near St. Louis.

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