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Mortal Allies

Sean Drummond Series, Book 2

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Mortal Allies

Auteur(s): Brian Haig
Narrateur(s): Joe Barrett
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JAG lawyer Sean Drummond has gotten himself in way over his head - with a case that challenges his deepest fears and a co-counselor who challenges just about everything else. Assigned to South Korea as an advocate for a gay officer accused of brutally killing the son of a South Korean war hero, Drummond is teamed up with an old law-school nemesis. Katherine Carson is a curvy, liberal, William Kunstler-like attorney with a reputation for manipulating the media on behalf of her mostly gay clients. Drummond is as distraught to be working with a woman who knows how to push all his buttons as he is to be defending this client. However, it's just this lack of political correctness that makes him the one man the CIA can trust with its disturbing secrets, and Drummond quickly learns that what appears to be an open-and-shut case is really just the top layer of a deep conspiracy.

©2002 Brian Haig (P)2016 Tantor Fiction de genre Juridiques Politique et espions Politiques Thrillers et romans à suspense Espionnage Droit Fiction Crime Suspense Guerre

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"Korean culture and the country's North/South divide play an important role in the novel's denouement, as Haig successfully kindles his powder keg of a plot." (Publishers Weekly)
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I read this book a few years ago, and enjoyed it, but wow I didn’t realize it remember just how homophonic it is throughout. In the end Drummond realizes that Queer people are ok but not like “normal” people, but throughout it’s just cringy.

I’m going to move on to the rest of Haigs books see if I still like them as much as I did years ago

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