Westport

THE LAWYER DOESN'T NEED TO SAVE HER CLIENT. SHE NEEDS TO SAVE HERSELF. Nora Carleton left her career as a federal prosecutor in New York to keep her daughter safe. She thought she was moving away from danger - until she finds herself implicated in the brutal murder of her new colleague. Helen and Nora were working on a confidential assignment involving stolen client funds. They were in the middle of their investigation when Helen's lifeless body was found at the bottom of a canoe. Nora knows this is an attempt at a cover up by some very dangerous people who want both women silenced. She knows she must finish what she started or face two awful fates:A life behind bars or a death sentence of her own. . . A gripping new case for Nora Carleton written by the former director of the FBI with an unmatched knowledge of the legal world - no one writes a legal thriller quite like James Comey. . . Readers love WESTPORT:'Riveting and authentic. . . reads like Grisham.' Daily Mail'A gripping read.' Telegraph'A clever, twisting thriller.' Sun'Vivid characters and dialogue.' The Times'A really good mystery, expertly told. . . I was hooked.' Joseph FinderReviews for James Comey:'Brimming with authority.' Michael Connelly'A masterful blend of legal thriller, police procedural and psychological drama.' Jeffery Deaver'A bold new talent.' Harlan Coben