If you like books like The Firm or The Chamber then this is the book for you. It has a great mix of suspense, action and drama. Its about a young man named Rudy Baylor who had aspirations of breezing through law school, graduating, and having a rich and prosperous future waiting for him. But after graduating the company that had hired him as a student was forced into a merger and the new owners don't want to have anything to do with him. It looks as if the whole world is crashing down on him, except for one case, one chance to pull himself away from being just another sleazy lawyer taking garbage cases that fall like scraps from the corporate bigshot's tables. Its an insurance dispute that has left a family broken and devastated and has also opened the door for a lawsuit, if only Rudy can find a licensed lawyer to file it for him. When he finally gets to court he finds himself face to face with Drummond, the leader of a big time corporate defense team. He's thrown into a nightmare of lies and cover-ups that have hung like a dark cloud over Great Benefits, the insurance company being sued. What started as a small dispute is quickly expanding into a million dollar legal war with the most trusted and respected insurance co
She'll go to Donnie Ray's grave tomorrow and tell him about it. Kelly is waiting anxiously at Robin's when I pull up. We hold hands as we walk quickly to the car, and we drive away. "Dear, which direction?" I ask when we get to the interstate loop that circles the city. We laugh at this because it is so absolutely wonderful. It doesn't matter where we go. "I'd like to see mountains" she says. "Me too, East or West?" "Big Mountains." "Then West it is." She cuddles closer and rests her head on my shoulder. We cross the river and enter Arkansas. The Memphis skyline fades behind us. Its amazing how little we've planned for this. Her bond was canceled at only three this afternoon. We'll settle in a place where no on can find us. I don't wanna hear about Deck and Bruiser. I don't wanna hear about the fallout at Great Benefits. I don't want Miss Birdie calling me for legal advice. I don't wanna worry about Cliff's death and everything related to it. Kelly and I will talk about it one of these days, but not any time soon. We'll pick a small collage town because she wants to go to school. She's only twenty, I'm still a kid myself. We're unloading some serious baggage here and its time to have fun.
"I go to my apartment to load the last of my things into the car. The cleaning service was in yesterday so the house is temporarily without the smell of mildew. Its ready for Miss Birdie. I write Miss B
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