How much does a father know a son? How much can you trust that he hasn't done something heinous?
In this legal fiction, at the height of the best Grisham, we delve into the unique relationship of a lawyer father with his son, a budding sports star.
Young William has been charged with rape and murder. His father, quite disconnected from his son, and from everything in general, seems to feel the call for help from the little boy who was his son and is ready to defend him.
Among the enormous media noise, Frank the father, moves between the bitter doubts buried in an impossible guilt in the rational.
Knowing the truth of a defendant is not the same as knowing the truth of a child. In the process, Frank may see a shadow of guilt that belongs to him, in case William had something to do with it ...
The law, parenthood, raising a child, free will, and wrong decisions. The past, the vague memories of being a father, the guilt of being a father and love, especially love with its articulated above all legal norms.
A good lawyer and a good father, or a bad lawyer and a bad father, with their intermediate options ...
In this novel The case against William We are absolutely involved thanks to an impeccable technical development to which we add familiar emotional aspects that concern us all.
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