Scott Turow rose to fame with his first novel Presumed Innocent in which Tommy Molto charges his colleague and fellow prosecutor, Rusty Sabich with murder. Presumed Innocent was the precursor to John Grisham and the other lawyers turned novelists.Now for the second time, Rusty, who has spent twenty years rehabilitating himself so much so that he is a chief judge, is the main suspect when his wife is found dead in suspicious circumstances.Clever, page turning and a long time to wait for the sequel but well worth hanging in for.