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If any judge behaved like the one in this book, all of his cases would be overturned on appeals. My biggest problems with this book was the way the author handled the trial and law enforcement. The local Quaker’s become involved, offering Hank sanctuary in their meeting house. When they come after Katy and the children, it quickly turns into a hostage situation. During the trial, Hank’s brother masterminds an escape. When Katy’s husband Hank kills her lover, she flees with her two children to her hometown of Cedar Branch.
“Home to Cedar Branch” by Brenda Bevan Remmes
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