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Conviction by Denise Mina

Conviction

by Denise Mina
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  • Jun 18, 2019, 384 pages
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  • Apr 2020, 384 pages
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Oh yes: ponderous tone, secrets, murders, it had everything. And the case had happened while my girls were small, a time of little jumpers and waiting outside school, standing silently with the timeless phalanx of mothers, absent from the wider world. I didn't know anything about this murder case.

I poured a big mug of coffee, sat down, put my phone on the kitchen table in front of me and pressed play. I expected an absorbing, high-stakes story.

I had no idea I was about to meet Leon Parker again.

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Excerpted from the book Conviction by Denise Mina. Copyright © 2019 by Denise MIna. Reprinted with permission of Little, Brown and Company. All rights reserved.

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