Peter Robertson serves on the jury of a murder trial -- for the crime that he committed.
Peter Robertson, 33, discovers his wife is cheating on him. Following her suspected boyfriend one night, he erupts into a rage, beats him and leaves him to die... or so he thought. Soon he discovers that he has killed the wrong man – a perfect stranger.
Six months later, impaneled on a jury, he realizes that the murder being tried is the one he committed. As the pressure builds, Peter begins to slip up and reveal things that only the murderer would know – and Christine, a pretty and intelligent alternate juror, suspects something is amiss.
Can Peter ensure justice for the defendant - without revealing his own guilt to the courtroom?
Lying Injustice Thrillers
Gary Corbin spent too many years in college at Louisiana State and Indiana University, largely to escape the fate of having to become a part-time logger, farmer, and construction worker like so many membersof his immense family.
After growing up in a small town on the east coast, in a three-bedroom house shared with eight siblings, two strict parents and a dog, he escaped again to the Pacific Northwest, where he is once again surrounded by loggers, farmers, construction workers, and a dog.
Rather than respond with murderous rages, he now escapes by writing murder mystery novels about families of loggers, farmers, and construction workers who have strict parents and a dog.
A homebrewer and coffee roaster, Gary loves to ski, cook, and watch his beloved Red Sox, Patriots, and LSU Tigers win championships. And when they lose, he escapes to the Oregon coast with his sweetheart.
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