Reversible Errors

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Author: Scott Turow
Narrator: David Birney
Genres: Fiction
Publisher: Random House (Audio)
Date: October 2002
Length: 6 hours
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  • Book Rating: 3.5/5
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On death row for a triple murder, Rommy Gandolph and his attorney, Arthur Raven, hear that another inmate may have evidence than can exonerate Gandolph. To pursue the claim Arthur must go up against the formidable prosecuting attorney, the original detectives of the case, and the judge who found Gandolph guilty--just out of prison herself for taking bribes.

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Small town USA is never seen like this

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  • Book Rating: 4/5

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Small town USA is never seen like this

Written by Mark in VA on June 25th, 2008

  • Book Rating: 4/5

When I think of Small Town USA I think of Mayberry. This book opened my eyes to the bad in all of us. I can not immagine the wrongs commited against these people simply to solve a case

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Author Details

Author Details

Turow, Scott

"You know him best as the author of Presumed Innocent. Critics are raving about Reversible Errors, the latest novel from legal thriller master Scott Turow. Bookreporter.com's Ann Bruns calls Reversible Errors ""a compelling story spun from an astute reflection of those fallible humans that underly the fragile structure of the judicial process.""

With sales of nearly 25 million, the author of Presumed Innocent, The Burden of Proof, Pleading Guilty, The Laws of our Fathers, and Personal Injuries is one of the country's bestselling authors.

In November AuthorsOnTheWeb honors Scott Turow as our Author of the Month. Readers can learn more about Turow's life and his work through trivia, ""fast facts,"" a bibliography, and biographical information."