In the Criminal Court, Harry Sevier, a young lawyer has never lost a case before. But this time, the evidence against his client, Paddy the Brick, is overwhelming. Harry is worried that he will lose the case. He goes to his office and drinks a glass of alcohol to calm his nerves. He then looks at a photograph of a young woman, which he turns...More
Hallie Erminie Rives was a renowned best-selling novelist. Born in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, Rives's literary talent flourished against the backdrop of a fascinating family history. With a Confederate soldier father and an adventurous spirit, she honed her skills as an accomplished rifle shot and bareback rider, earning the nickname "the Rives' little wildcat." From an early age, Rives displayed a passion for storytelling, penning her first novel at the tender age of eight. Despite initial discouragement from her parents, she persevered, and her talent blossomed. At just eighteen, she achieved literary success with the publication of her debut novel. Rives fearlessly delved into controversial topics, including the complex politics between...More
Hallie Erminie Rives was a renowned best-selling novelist. Born in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, Rives's literary talent flourished against the backdrop of a fascinating family history. With a Confederate soldier father and an adventurous spirit, she honed her skills as an accomplished rifle shot and bareback rider, earning the nickname "the Rives' little wildcat." From an early age, Rives displayed a passion for storytelling, penning her first novel at the tender age of eight. Despite initial discouragement from her parents, she persevered, and her talent blossomed. At just eighteen, she achieved literary success with the publication of her debut novel. Rives fearlessly delved into controversial topics, including the complex politics between the Northern and Southern United States, racial tensions, and sexuality. Her novels sparked fervent debates among critics. While some of her works courted controversy, others received critical acclaim, highlighting Rives's versatility as an author. The legacy of Rives's literary career extends beyond her storytelling prowess.
Book Summary
In the Criminal Court, Harry Sevier, a young lawyer has never lost a case before. But this time, the evidence against his client, Paddy the Brick, is overwhelming. Harry is worried that he will lose the case. He goes to his office and drinks a glass of alcohol to calm his nerves. He then looks at a photograph of a young woman, which he turns face-down on his desk. Harry realizes that he is no longer as good a lawyer as he used to be. He has become addicted to alcohol and it is impairing his ability to think clearly. He knows that he needs to win this case in order to maintain his reputation, but he is worried that he will not be able to do it.
Hallie erminie Rives
