Wrongfully Accused, Rightfully Acquitted

Wrongfully Accused, Rightfully Acquitted
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Publisher : Taylor House Publishing
Total Pages : 240
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ISBN-10 : 0997022701
ISBN-13 : 9780997022704
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Book Synopsis Wrongfully Accused, Rightfully Acquitted by : MR Richard Antonio Taylor

Download or read book Wrongfully Accused, Rightfully Acquitted written by MR Richard Antonio Taylor and published by Taylor House Publishing. This book was released on 2015-11-19 with total page 240 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: "Wrongfully Accused, Rightfully Acquitted" is the second novel of Richard A. Taylor. This book stems from an incident that occurred while promoting his first book, "Brushes with Death: The Blood of Jesus." See, Richard was living a dream. Having escaped two decades of living a criminal lifestyle and surviving a violent attempt on his life, Richard was enjoying his rebirth as a student, father, and a published author. All of his hard work had finally paid off. Enter Chloe, a friend of a friend from the past. When the two developed a quasi-relationship after meeting at Richard's book signing, things soon grew dramatic. A hot and steamy love affair soon turned into a destructive foray of jealousy, deceit, and hate. When the smoke cleared, Chloe emerged broken and vengeful; while Richard wound up confined to Norfolk's city jail, accused of the most disgraceful crime known to man. With his hopes and dreams hanging in the balance, Taylor turns to the only savior he knew...God. Experience the fears, faith emotions and actions of Taylor, as he navigates through the tombs of the treacherous jail cells and labyrinths of the judicial and legal system. One wrong decision led Taylor to the possibility of life imprisonment. Now it was up to him to prove his innocence.


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