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"The Gods of Guilt" by Michael Connelly is the fifth novel in the Mickey Haller series. In this legal thriller, Mickey Haller, the Lincoln Lawyer, is hired to defend Andre La Cosse, a "digital pimp" accused of murdering Gloria Dayton, a former client and friend of Mickey's. Mickey believed he had helped Gloria turn her life around years ago, but her death and the case challenge everything he thought he knew about her.
As Mickey investigates, he suspects his client has been set up and that the real culprits may be hidden within law enforcement or criminal organizations. Tied to this case is a previous deal Mickey made for Gloria, which led to the conviction of a Mexican drug cartel leader now appealing his sentence. Mickey uncovers connections suggesting corruption and manipulation, including involvement by corrupt cops and possibly retaliation linked to that drug case.
The trial becomes a battle against these forces as Mickey skillfully maneuvers to expose the truth. The title "The Gods of Guilt" refers to the jurors who ultimately decide the fate of the accused, but also to the guilt carried by all parties involved, including Mickey himself, who is haunted by past mistakes and seeks redemption. The book delves deeply into themes of justice, morality, and personal redemption.
The trial becomes a battle against these forces as Mickey skillfully maneuvers to expose the truth. The title "The Gods of Guilt" refers to the jurors who ultimately decide the fate of the accused, but also to the guilt carried by all parties involved, including Mickey himself, who is haunted by past mistakes and seeks redemption. The book delves deeply into themes of justice, morality, and personal redemption.
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