False Witness (A Rain City Legal Thriller Book 8)

He took the case for easy money. Now he's fighting for his life.Attorney Daniel Raine is hired by a long-lost friend, Sean Eriksen, to sue a former football star who broke his nose in a bar fight.Raine thinks it will be an easy payday. The case is a slam-dunk, so he can just wait for the county prosecutor to deliver a guilty verdict and then cash in.But things go sideways when Eriksen is accused of taking revenge by murdering one of the football star’s colleagues.Now Raine must defend his friend against a murder charge—not easy, because Eriksen was seen fleeing the scene. And as Raine digs deeper, he realizes his real adversary is a powerful figure who is hiding in the shadows.With a star witness determined to bury his client, a body count that keeps rising, and threats arriving after dark, Raine must turn the courtroom into a battlefield—exposing a lethal criminal conspiracy one question at a time.False Witness – the eighth book in the bestselling legal thriller series featuring attorney Daniel Raine.What readers are saying about False Witness:“Whether you're a die-hard legal thriller lover, new to the genre, or simply liked The Lincoln Lawyer on Netflix, Stephen Penner is the man for you! That ending! Loved it!” -Netgalley Reviewer“…a sharp, smart, and twisty courtroom drama that functions perfectly as a standalone mystery. This is a masterclass in plot evolution... For anyone who loves a procedural that is as intellectually stimulating as it is fast-paced, this is an absolute must-read. A well-deserved 5 "legal" stars for a thriller that keeps you guessing until the gavel drops.” -Netgalley Reviewer“The pacing is quick and focused. The plot kept my attention, and I liked the courtroom scenes…” -Netgalley Reviewer“Every single one of his books are awesome! I have really started to enjoy legal thrillers more since I found this author.” -Netgalley Reviewer“Brilliantly done and I… recommend this book.” -Netgalley Reviewer“I just love a good trial book. This book was exceptional. The court case was brilliant. …I definitely loved his writing style.” -Netgalley Reviewer Read more