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The Law of Innocence
- Narrated by: Peter Giles
- Series: Mickey Haller Series, Book 6
- Length: 12 hrs and 27 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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The most important case of his life.
Only this time the defendant is himself.
The law of innocence is unwritten. It will not be found in a leather-bound code book. It will never be argued in a courtroom. In nature, for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. In the law of innocence, for every man not guilty of a crime there is a man out there who is. And to prove true innocence the guilty man must be found and exposed to the world.
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Critic reviews
"One of the very best writers working today." (Sunday Telegraph)
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- Lisa
- 20-12-20
Incredible
Michael connelly has done it AGAIN! Another sensational story with a great performance from Peter Giles. I have certainly missed the Lincoln Lawyer and I can’t wait to hear about his next case! Highly recommended this book.
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- Ms. S. Roux
- 12-12-20
Gripping from beginning to End
I was disappointed (for the 1st time ever) with Michael Connelly’s last novel, Fair Warning, but what a come back The Law of Innocence is !
I literally could not stop listening. A gripping tale told with consummate skill by the narrator. Highly recommended.
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- AlanM
- 11-02-21
Immersive
Personally, I enjoy The Lincoln Lawyer stories almost as much as the Harry Bosch series and for me this was no exception. I wasn't too sure about the narrator at first but after a chapter or two I began to appreciate the performance more and more.
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- robert skidmore
- 27-12-20
Gripping storyline
Another excellent Lincoln Lawyer story, I have yet to find a Michael Connelly story that disappoints. Always enjoy it when the brothers work together even in a small part of the story. Highly recommended. With mention of Wuhan to show how up to date it is.
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- mollyeyre
- 23-07-21
Not my favourite
This was a well constructed novel, and I did enjoy it, somehow I didn't find it as good as previous in this series. Still worth a credit though.
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- Sophie White
- 04-01-22
Absolutely brilliant
A truly brilliant book superbly crafted, twisting & turning in the best Michael Connely style. Fantastic to have Mickey Haller back & I hope the wait isn’t long for his next appearance
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- Nina Couser
- 01-09-21
Very entertaining
Very enjoyable, true to form. Hours and hours of entertainment. You won't be disappointed. Having said that it took me a while to get used to the narrator (every line was given equal dramatic importance). Good pacing and likeable characters. I recommend
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- Gareth Chapman
- 18-08-21
Good story
This is a good story and well narrated. I marked it down because of the author trying foist his political views on me. I have no interest in American politics but the obvious dislike of Trump was sad to hear. So after this book that’s the last Connelly I will purchase, and I have read or listened to all of the Bosch books and several Haller offerings. Keep your politics to yourself.
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- Anonymous User
- 03-08-21
amazing!
one of the best audio books I have listened to!
couldn't stop listening
perfect
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-08-21
Connelly never disappoints
My first audible book and a fantastic experience the narrator did an absolutely brilliant job.
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- Lia
- 10-11-20
Michael Connelly At His Best
I have listened and enjoyed every Michael Connelly book at this one did not disappoint.
Mikey Haller is the victim of the perfect frame. Can he wiggle out? Of course, the listner is not really worried. After all, the Lincoln Lawyer must triumph to keep the series going. Yet the plot is weaved so skillfully that the suspense never lets down. Then there is the gallery of characters we know so well, nail biting court drama and a satisfactory ending which leaves you smiling and waiting for the next book .
Because Mickey Haller will defend himself in court.
With watertight evidence stacked against him, Haller will need every trick in the book to prove he was framed.
But a not-guilty verdict isn't enough. In order to truly walk free, Haller knows he must find the real killer - that is the law of innocence....
Crime doesn't come better than Connelly. Certainly a re-listen for me
Peter Giles was outstanding with the delivery of the story
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- Kindle Customer
- 03-03-21
Good, but to much politics
I liked it. but was it really necessary to criticise Donald Trump and Fox News? it didn't make a difference to the story.
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- derek sullvan
- 14-12-20
Excellent Book
The narration couldn’t be improved on. Really did bring the characters alive. First rate. Very good story too. I couldn’t wait to listen to the next installment.Mickey Haller and Bosch. Like to read more of this combination. I really enjoy the Lincoln Lawyer series. Would like to have heard how Bishop ended up. More could have been made of his involvement in plot. Thoroughly good listen.
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- Fhazel Johennesse
- 06-12-20
So-so story ruined
Melodramatic narrator spoils a mediocre story line. The final reveal is anti-climactic. For fans only.
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- BeijInga
- 29-11-20
Another great Lincoln Lawyer story
I enjoyed the book. It's a tricky law case, the story is fast moving, just complicated enough, and set in Michael Connelly's great LA universe. It helps that Harry Bosch appears. Didn't give it 5 stars mainly because the narrator reads everything in the same exaggerated intense manner. He's got a good voice for mystery books, but emphasis becomes pointless when every sentence is emphasised.
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- AndrewLen
- 28-11-20
Another brilliant Connelly story.
Fantastic and engaging story that fkows great in typical Michael Connelly style with sensational narration. You won't be disappointed by this one. Highly recommended.
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- Aspergillus Flavus
- 17-11-20
After a few bad ones, finally a good book by MC
Haller's return is excellent. The book grabs us by the throat from the first action and holds it almost to the end. This time the main accused is Haller himself, and each action gives the impression of increasing pressure and the passing time. In addition, an experienced prosecutor stands in front of him, and she wants to be successful at all costs. This combination of characters and action gives us a really dynamic mix and draws us into the story. The reader is excellent and makes the atmosphere. The solution leaves room for a sequel, and we'll probably see it sometime.
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- John Tinsley
- 26-02-22
Be careful, Mr Conelly
Before I comment on the book itself, I need to say this: I am a long time lover of Mr Connelly's work. Bosch, Haller, Jennifer and Ballard are some of my favourite characters in fiction. The stories are always cohesive and engaging. This book is no exception. However Mr Connelly risks alienating a large part of his readership by engaging in politics. In this book he makes a number of references to the Trump presidency as if he believes his readers agree with him and the Hollywood elites and Big Tech. Around 50% of us don't, and history is rapidly coming down on the side that says Trump did NOT lie, as alleged in this book.
History may also recall the Wuhan virus differently than the way Mr Connelly seems to see things.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion, of course, But making flagrant claims, hidden in this case as being the opinions of Mr Haller, is fraught. I have pretty much every book you ever wrote, Mr Connelly, so I guess you already have my money, but I'll bet I'm not the only one who thinks introducing your political views is not in your best interest. I won't be discontinuing my reading of your novels, as Audible allows me to return them if I'm not pleased. BTW, I live in Australia, so my position on POTUS doesn't matter, but my position on TRUTH does.
Now, the book. Once again we have a court room drama, a genre in which Connelly excels. So nice to see Haller, Bosch, Cisco, Maggie, Lorna, Jennifer, and the two girls playing a big part in this one. Of all my Connelly characters, I reckon Mickey is my fave. Bosch is great but so focussed. Haller brings doubt to the legal process in Calif, something which is needed. John Lescroart Does this with his Dismass Hardy character ( check it out ), but Connelly does it better..
In the past I have always given this author's books a five. I would'd love to do so this time, but I do not like being talked at as if an alternative opinion does not matter.
Don't get so rich that you believe you are "elite", Mr Connelly. Life is not that long.
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- Murray
- 02-05-21
An excellent Mickey Haller addition
For those who like the Mickey Haller series read by Peter Giles, this does not disappoint.
The story is well crafted and brings together elements from Mickeys past.
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- Anonymous User
- 13-02-21
Excellent story but irritating narration.
Excellent plot and believable characters. Spoilt by the narration. The narrator emphasises random words, seemingly without taking meaning into account.