James Scott Bell

Public defender Lindy Field defends a thirteen-year-old boy accused of a fatal shooting at a baseball game.

Sins of the Fathers

Jeni Enjaian

The problem with this book is that it's way too complicated for its own good. Even after reading the book twice, I still don't understand all the twists and especially the necessity of all those twists. For example, the whole subplot with the mother of one of the murdered boys felt extremely extraneous and on top of that wasn't even resolved satisfactorily. This one, for that reason, does not survive the "great, library purge of 2013."

Sins of the Fathers

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