(reviewed by JD Jung)
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Why was a well-respected detective with the Metro Nashville Police Department framed for a murder he did not commit, and worse, the crime of killing a fellow police officer?
After serving ten years, that former detective, Seven House, was released early from prison. And of course, he is suspicious. Could it be that a higher-up really did believe that he was wrongfully charged and convicted? Or now is it more advantageous if he were dead? After all, it would be easier to have him killed if he were released, since there were multiple unsuccessful attempts on his life while in prison by those he put there.
Upon release he is determined to find out who framed him and the reasons why. He has learned to trust no one— even the police union abandoned him during his trial—but he soon learns that there are some forgotten people who feel that they owe him their lives and are willing to help him at any cost.
Author Lavelle Andrew Miller takes us on a wild ride of twists and turns that won’t stop. As we are eager to learn the truth, we’re immersed in the stories of the supporting characters which are just as riveting. The ending won’t disappoint; it is believable and not sugar-coated.
Your Turn, at under 200 pages will hold the reader at every page. I highly recommend this novel and am looking forward to more from this author.
