Title: Save this book for a time when you can read it straight through
Product review: It's definitely a book that's hard to put down, although the writing style is such that despite the length, it's a quick read.The plot involves a priest who is accused of murdering a woman he was counseling -- the woman in fact was his girlfriend before seminary. His friend, a former priest now an attorney, and his friend's partner and ex-wife take on his defense, against the wishes of the archdiocese. The archdiocese has its own agenda, being hit by so many lawsuits about clergy misbehavior, so it looks like their main goal is to keep the case as low profile as possible rather than prove that the priest is innocent. Things just keep getting worse and worse as the evidence against the priest piles up.This book would be great to read on an airplane, since it will totally absorb your attention.
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