Book review: The Whistler by John Grisham

The Board of Judicial Conduct normally has nothing more taxing to do than look into the affairs of judges who should have retired years before.
Book review: The Whistler by John Grisham

Investigators Lacy and Hugo are usually occupied by complaints of sexual harassment or drunkenness at the bench.

However, when a confidential informant points the finger at a judge who turns out to be America’s most corrupt, linked to a secretive gang of murdering criminals, the consequences quickly spin out of their control.

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