4 Books by Clifford Irving
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Overview: Born in Manhattan, Clifford Irving graduated from the High School of Music & Art as an art major and then Cornell University (with honors in English). He has traveled throughout the world, sailed the Atlantic in a 3-masted schooner, lived on a house boat in Kashmir, in a prison cell in Connecticut, for many years on the Mediterranean island of Ibiza, and twice served as a correspondent to the Middle East. He taught for a time at UCLA and has lectured in three continents on subjects as diverse as Howard Hughes, the art market, and the justice system.
Genre: Mystery/Thriller
Trial (1990)
A twisting, relentless thriller, Trial follows Texas lawyer Warren Blackburn as he defends two accused murderers in two separate cases. One of his clients is a former beauty queen and brazen owner of a topless nightclub, who shot her multimillionaire doctor lover – she claims – in self-defense; the other is a homeless illegal alien accused of killing a man for his wallet. Without warning, the two cases merge and become one, and Warren’s entire life and career are threatened.
Final Argument (1993)
A riveting tale of justice at all costs, by the bestselling author of Trial. A prestigious lawyer’s lush life suddenly becomes a nightmare when he learns that his conviction in a case 12 years earlier has put the wrong man on death row.
The Spring (1996)
A story about the residents of a tiny Colorado mining town with a remarkable secret to protect from outsiders. When his in-laws are charged with the murder of an older married couple, Dennis Conway finds his efforts to prove their innocence met twith hostility, silence, and violence.
Boy on Trial (2004)
Tells the remarkable tale of Billy Braverman, a young genius, TV star, and passionate rock climber, who is indicted in a New York juvenile court for murder. He’s accused of shooting his teen-aged girlfriend’s father, an East Hampton garbage collector who believes he may be a descendant of Shakespeare. Billy’s parents are shocked. They believe that their son has a heart of gold and the mind of an old soul. Is he guilty of murder? And, if that’s possible, what drove him to commit such an act?
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