books by Phillip Margolin     books:       Heartstone27 reviews Phillip margolin Pocket, 1978 Heartstone A young woman struggles to remember what happened the night two of her fellow classmates were brutally murdered. The only problem is, are these memories fact, or are they manipulated by the hypnotist and overzealous cop who needs her to be the case winner? This was a very fast read and his characters great.             Wild Justice126 reviews Phillip Margolin Books on Tape, Inc., 2000 A Riveting Tangled Web "Wild Justice", by Phillip Margolin, is my third read by him and I'm fascinated by his stories. He weaves a tangled web of characters and sub-plots around his main plot that is mind-boggling and keeps you guessing the outcome right to the end. This book had me suspecting who the bad guy was in this story, but I was never sure until the evidence stacked up against him. Few books I've read make me ...             Proof Positive35 reviews Phillip Margolin Harper, 2007 An Intriguing Page Turner "Proof Positive" by Phillip Margolin, is another page-turner and the intricately woven plot is nothing less than brilliant. It's like a perplexing puzzle with missing pieces involving numerous characters, all either directly or indirectly related to the crime in one capacity or another. Margolin must be a mastermind in order to keep up with so many characters and subplots surrounding the main ...             Ties That Bind39 reviews Phillip Margolin HarperCollins Publishers, Inc, 2004 Ties That Bind The author lives in Portland, OR, where he is a long-time defense attorney, so this novel that portrays the cream of the city's elite as less than upstanding is somewhat of a surprise. One would think the City Fathers would look askance at such a public relations nightmare. Nevertheless, it is a rip-snorting novel that keeps the reader completely engrossed. Amanda Jaffe is a defense attorney ...             Lost Lake44 reviews Phillip Margolin Harper Large Print, 2005 JUST BECAUSE THERE IS NO PROOF DOESN'T MEAN IT DIDN'T HAPPEN When packing for a long road trip I always like to take authors like Philip Margolin along for the ride. His books on CD keep you alert and engaged and Lost Lake is no exception. While there is a crime committed in Lost Lake (several in fact) there is no mystery to solve because you already know who-dunnit. The underlying question is why was the crime committed, and are the stories being ...             The Last Innocent Man21 reviews Phillip Margolin Books on Tape, 1981 What a book!!! This is my first book read by this author. Excellent work, I was overly impressed. This book was filled with the best characters, the best developing plot and the best conclusion. A truly wonderful thriller! An innocent man is on trial for the rape and murder of a prostitute who was really an undercover cop. David Nash, a defense attorney, must put his career on the line to find the real ...             Executive Privilege: A Novel24 reviews Phillip Margolin Harper, 2008 Grabbed ahold of my attention and didn't let go... Phillip Margolin is one of my favorite crime novelists, partly due to the fact he lives in my hometown of Portland, Oregon and usually places his stories there. I had the pleasure of finally getting to the top of the list at the library for his latest book Executive Privilege. I personally feel this is one of his best novels. It grabbed my attention and didn't let go until the final page. ...             The Burning Man24 reviews Phillip Margolin Little Brown and Company, 1996 Fantastic ! Great audiobook !!!!!!!!!! This is one of the best audiobooks I have ever listened to. It had characters that kept my interest. The storyline was fast paced and never boring. The reader was superb. I highly recommend. I will listen to this more than once. This book is a keeper in my book.             THE ASSOCIATE55 reviews PHILLIP MARGOLIN BCA, 2002 Good, fast-paced roller coaster ride. If the first two opening scenes don't grab you than you had better check your pulse and see if you're still alive! Others have reviewed this book and correctly stated that it is not a pure legal thriller. True enough. There are legal parts to this story, but the case is not resolved through fancy legal footwork. Rather, the thriller becomes a mystery too and we race along with our heroes to ...             Gone But Not Forgotten65 reviews Phillip Margolin Bantam, 1994 Phillip Margolin---author I just discovered this author a few months back. His books are interesting and fast paced. You won't be able to put his books down until the end!             Sleeping Beauty66 reviews Phillip Margolin audible.com GREAT BOOK! Contrary to what others have said about the book... I thought it was great. I really like Margolin and many other murder authors. Some of his stories are a little out there, but that is what keeps things interesting. I would much rather read a book where several murders and twists take place then one that has one boring murder and 400 pages of boring investigation. Margolin does a great job of ...             After Dark, 1st Edition Hardcover phillip margolin, 1995 hardcover edition             Proof Positive Phillip Margolin Harper, 2007             OTRA BELLA DURMIENTE Phillip Margolin Ediciones B, 2005 Miles Van Meter está en plena gira de promoción de La bella durmiente, un libro escrito por él y basado en un hecho real, que narra la historia del asesino en serie acusado de dejar en coma a Casey Van Meter, su hermana, y de matar a los padres de Ashley Spencer, una renombrada jugadora de fútbol en su instituto de secundaria. Ashley, que salvó milagrosamente la vida, decide irse a Europa para recuperarse, pero a su vuelta a Estados Unidos, ...             Lost Lake Phillip Margolin Harper, 2006             Reader's Digest Condensed Books - Vol. 2 1997 - The Third Twin, Small Town Girl, to the Hilt, the Burning Man ... Ken Follett, Dick Francis, ... Reader's Digest, 1997 The Third Twin by Ken Follett Small Town Girl LaVyrel Spencer To the Hilt by Dick Francis The Burning Man by Phillip Margolin             Reader's Digest Condensed Books - The Third Twin; To the Hilt; Small Town Girl; The Burning Man (Reader's ... Ken Follet, Dick Francis, ... The Reader's Digest Association, Inc., 1997 Four great novels in one!             The Undertaker's Widow (Charnwood Library)47 reviews Phillip M. Margolin Charnwood (Large Print), 2000 An Intriguing Tale Phillip Margolin's "Undertaker's Widow", was a terrific read. It was a bit different from his other books I've read. This one didn't have the numerous characters found in his other stories, although there were quite a few. The book started out as if it was character-driven rather than plot driven and I was beginning to wonder where it was going until all of a sudden--in that special writing mode ...             After Dark23 reviews Phillip Margolin Books on Tape, 1995 Great author! I love this author. His stories are full of twists and will keep you guessing! One of my top 3 authors! Wish he would write a book every month!              search for books after, associate, beauty, bella, books, burning, charnwood, condensed, digest, durmiente, edition, executive, forgotten, hardcover, heartstone, innocent, justice, library, novel, positive, privilege, proof, reader, sleeping, small, third, town, undertaker, volume, widow books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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