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Book Review: A Trial Of One By Mary E. Martin

An author that sets out to write a trilogy,ravages of Alzheimer's. This could be the
is to say the least ambitious, to maintainsingle most important breakthrough in medical
key characters over three books requires somescience in many years. Research takes money
very intricate plot manipulations. Marythough, and Dr. Hawke contends that the money
Martin has succeeded in grand style. A TrialHarry Jenkins seeks was legally raised, and
Of One wraps up The Osgoode Trilogy. In bookwas specifically for research into
one we meet our intrepid, yet unlikely heroAlzheimer's. Harry Jenkins must also deal
Harry Jenkins, a very average lawyer,with the distraught widow of his dead
practicing in a very small and verypartner. Dorothy Crawford is convinced that
nondescript law firm. When his partner diesher husband Richard was poisoned, and the
suddenly he finds himself captain of thefatal Stroke, was merely the result. And the
ship, but where is the ship headed? It is nowmurderer is someone just know by the initial
his  alone  to  make  work.'Q.'
Book two Final Paradox continues Harry'sA Trial Of One is a cracking read, to call it
saga, he discovers that a huge fraud wasa page turner does not do it justice. What I
perpetrated years before, millions of dollarsreally liked was that even through it is part
disappeared in a medical research scam, andof a trilogy it stands on its own. You do not
his elderly client Norma Dinnick exhibitingneed to have read the previous books to
the tell tale signs of dementia confusesunderstand the plot, or the characters
Harry. Is she victim of the fraud, or ainvolved. The characters are well
partner  to  the  crime?developed,and  rich  in  texture.
In A Trial Of One these mysteries, and thereThe story moves from Toronto, to Vienna, to
are several interwoven and cleverly executedLondon, each step becomes more dangerous for
plot twists, all gradually come together. OurHarry.
hero Harry finds himself once again caught up
in the needs of his clients. Norma DinnickThis is an interesting book and operates on
has been incarcerated in a mental institutionseveral different levels. This is not your
having been found not guilty by way ofstandard action/adventure by any stretch of
insanity due to the onset of Alzheimer's forthe imagination. One of the subplots involves
murder. In her rare trips into lucidity shesex, well actually that is not quite true, it
talks of a huge fortune that rightly belongsinvolves sexuality, and it certainly is
to her. Harry acting as not only her lawyer,thought  provoking.
but also legal guardian feels obliged to
investigate. The fortune itself seems real,Maybe a trilogy is the ideal number of books
but is it the ill gotten gains from a fraud,to work a character, and then move on. Even
or money that was justly earned? A shellfamous best selling authors have fallen into
company called Elixacorp raised over $30the trap of wearing a character out, one
million  dollars, but where is the money now?example is author Tom Clancy who worked his
character Jack Ryan until he became a joke.
Although all of the original protagonists inMary Martin has not done that, in fact I am
the fraud scheme are dead, there is one mansure that she could use him a couple more
who still has a driving interest in the loot,times. Certainly if I was her, I would be
Dr. Robert Hawke. Is he medical genius, orgiving  serious  thought  to  it.
maniacal madman? That is the question that we
are faced with. It does not take Harry longThis is a great book, and you can get your
to realize that Dr. Hawke is a dangerousown copy from Amazon, there is also an
adversary. Dr. Hawke is researching a newinteresting web page, The Osgoode Trilogy,
drug that can treat, and even reverse thesupporting the trilogy.



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