Relatively Guilty: Robbie Munro - Best Defence Series
Language: English
Published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2011
Series: Book 1 of 16 - The Robbie Munro Legal Thriller series
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- Title
- Relatively Guilty: Robbie Munro - Best Defence Series
- Author
- McIntyre, William H. S.
- Publisher
- CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publication year
- 2011
- Condition
- Very Good
- Dust jacket
- 10141914
- Signed
- 8/13/2026 11:55:34 AM
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1456521705
- ISBN 13
- 9781456521707
- Edition
- 1786622134.
- Series
- Book 1 of 16: The Robbie Munro Legal Thriller series
- Seller catalogs
- 1, 9781456521707, U
'Crime with an edge of dark humour. The Best Defence series could only come out of Scotland.' Tommy Flanagan, Braveheart, SOA, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2
#1 in the acclaimed Best Defence Series
Follow the trials of Scots criminal lawyer Robbie Munro as he joins battle in the fight for truth and justice - hoping truth and justice don't win too often because it's terribly bad for business.
A policeman with a caved-in skull, his young wife found clutching the blood-stained murder weapon; it all looks pretty open and shut until Robbie detects the faint whiff of a defence and closes in on a witness who might cast a precious doubt on proceedings.
So why is it, the nearer he gets to the truth and a possible acquittal, that Robbie's murder client becomes more and more eager to opt for a life sentence?
Short-Listed for the Dundee International Book Prize
A thoroughly enjoyable read ~ Journal of the Law Society of Scotland.
More in the Best Defence Series
#2 Duty Man
#3 Sharp Practice
#4 Killer Contract
#5 Crime Fiction
#6 Last Will
#7 Present Tense
#8 Good News Bad News
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About the Author
William HS McIntyre is a partner in Scotland’s oldest law Firm, Russel + Aitken, specialising in criminal defence. William has been instructed in many interesting and High-profile cases over the years and now turns fact Into fiction with his string of legal thrillers, The Best Defence Series, featuring defence lawyer, Robbie Munro. He is married with four sons.
The Best Defence Series of legal thrillers is a fictional account of the trials and tribulations of defence lawyer, Robbie Munro, set in William's home town of Linlithgow in Central Scotland and loosely based on some of the characters and unusual cases he has come across over many years in practice.
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