How to Kill a Client
β Scribed by Joanna Jenkins
- Book ID
- 111230877
- Publisher
- Allen & Unwin
- Year
- 2022
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 395 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781761186059
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
βKeeps you gripped β¦ The perfect tonic for anyone who has had a difficult client.β RICHARD BEASLEY SC and author of Hell Has Harbour Views βEveryone is going to say what a great guy and a great lawyer he was. He wasnβt. He was a prick β¦ And a shithouse lawyer.β Gavin Jones is dead at thirty-nine. As an in-house lawyer who controlled millions of dollars in fees per year, he was legal firm Howard Greeneβs biggest client and wielded that power with manipulative contempt. But he saved his worst behaviour for women, at work and at home. The partners of Howard Greene relied on his favour to fund their lavish lifestyles. If sycophantic admiration of the man was all it took to secure work from Gavin, thatβs what they delivered. But no one liked Gavin. The list of those who suffered from his cruelty was long enough to include pretty much everyone who had contact with him. So who actually killed him? A fast-paced and wickedly funny thriller about power and revenge set in the pristine towers of capitalism, How to Kill a Client is a scorching debut straight out of tomorrowβs headlines.
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