Death at Charity's Point by William G. Tapply (from the SciFan database of Fantasy & SF novels, anthologies, collections)


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	Death at Charity's Point, by William G. Tapply


	Novel, first publication in 1984


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	A legal thriller without a courtroom? A lawyer who's actually a nice guy? Here's the brief . . . The Lawyer . . . Boston's Brady Coyne is keyed way down. He'd rather fish than fight. When he's full of beans, they're from a can, washed down with beer. He's not partnership material-legal or matrimonial. Barrister to the Brahmins through a quirk of Fate, Brady finds his clients usually demand his personal, discreet attention. The Client . . . Elderly Florence Gresham is wealthy and whipcord tough. A realist, she's accepted the loss of her elder son to the jungles of Vietnam and the suicide of her husband. But when her scholarly, reclusive younger son steps off a cliff, Florence won't buy the coroner's obvious conclusion. The Case . . . What happened to George? His mother wants Brady to uncover the truth. She offers an incentive: a hefty percentage of the double indemnity life insurance policy payoff-assuming, of course, that Brady overturns the suicide verdict. And low key or not, barrister Brady likes to win . .


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	Brady Coyne (#1)


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	20th Century Boston Murders Mystery Suicides U.S.A.



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