The Defence
The Defence is book 4 in Rob Rinder’s Adam Green legal thriller series. Adam is now defending Jules, the long-suffering assistant of Adrian Wells, an MP turned wellness guru who died during the fancy launch party for his anti-ageing bath salt. During his demonstration of the product in a copper tub in front of influencers, something went terribly wrong. The bath salt has been poisoned and Adrian is now dead. Of course, Jules is the obvious person to blame. At first, it looks like the case is almost too easy, because, just as in the author’s previous books, the prime suspect, is right there at the scene. When Adam starts looking at Adrian’s life, he finds plenty of people who may have wanted him dead. But how can he defend someone who has already been convicted by popular vote?
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At MP-turned-wellness-guru Adrian Wells’s glitzy launch event for a bath salt that promises to reverse ageing, someone is about to turn up the heat. . .
As Adrian lowers himself into the architectural copper tub to showcase his miracle product in front of countless influencers, it soon becomes clear that something is amiss.
The bath salt has been poisoned. And now Adrian is dead. His long-suffering assistant Jules is the prime suspect.
Barrister Adam Green is tasked with Jules’s defence, and he quickly realises that there were many more people with a score to settle against Adrian.
Can Adam win the day, or is he in too deep?
Part of the Adam Green series – see the full reading order on the Rob Rinder Books in Order page.
