
Haller also realizes that La Cosse is innocent, that he has been set up by a rogue drug enforcement agent and a retired cop turned investigator. Haller quickly recognizes that the woman actually is Gloria Dayton, the prostitute he thought he’d convinced to turn her back on the life. One of the working girls is Giselle Dallinger, the woman he’s accused of killing. He sets up “dates,” then collects a percentage. The accused man is Andre La Cosse, a homosexual and digital pimp who operates websites for prostitutes. “The Gods of Guilt” proves that time has only honed Connelly’s skill. Seven years ago, he introduced Mickey Haller, a defense lawyer whose clients are mostly scumballs. The author’s published some 25 novels, many of them part of a detective series about Haller’s half brother, Harry Bosch.

“The Gods of Guilt” is the fifth Lincoln Lawyer legal thriller written by best-selling author Michael Connelly. And the man accused of murdering her is Haller’s new client. Now the Lincoln Lawyer, so called because he operates out of the back seat of a Lincoln Town Car instead of an office, discovers that a prostitute he’d thought had gone straight with his help, moving to Hawaii on his money, had returned to L.A.

The girl had to change schools because of the hazing, so she won’t have anything to do with her father. More important, his daughter turned her back on Haller. The scandal cost Haller his run for Los Angeles district attorney, and his ex-wife, a public prosecutor who’d supported him, was demoted.

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