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Crime of Privilege by Walter Walker

Crime of Privilege

by Walter Walker

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  • Jun 2013, 432 pages
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  • Amy W. (Annapolis, MD)
    Could Have Been Better
    If I could give half stars I would give this book 3.5 stars I would. I really wanted to love this book. It started out really promising, I liked the narrators voice, and was glad the reader was able to find out the details of the Palm Beach sexual assault. The first half of the book really held my attention and I had difficulty putting it down because I wanted to find out what happened next. Unfortunately, it took a little too long to get to the end. I thought it was a little far fetched that Kendrick Powell's family would keep tabs on George that many years later. I just wanted George to shout at Andrews, "For goodness sake, I was just a kid!- I am not in the Gregory's pocket, and am not involved in any cover up!"

    That being said, I did like the ending and would recommend this book for someone who is a fan of John Grishman and David Baldacchi.

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