Death Row

For my reading experience there were pros and cons about this book. The characters - a bit flat as expected in a pulpy fiction book in the middle of a series. Attempts at developing them were made through rather clumsy internal dialogues that they have with themselves, often resorting to rhetorical q......more

William Bernhardt is brillant! Death Row is yet another one of his suspense filled novels. He is one of my favs!......more

Not the best in the Ben Kincaid series, this episode revolves around the attempt to abort an execution of a "flavorist" (flavor scientist) who is incarcerated for the mass execution of a large family...with the exception of one spared individual who later rescinded her critical testimony and paved t......more

"Attorney Ben Kincaid put his reputation on the line when he represented Ray Goldman. The seemingly mild-mannered man was charged with massacring an entire suburban Tulsa family. When the prosecution’s star witness—Erin Faulkner, the lone survivor of the slaughter—took the stand, Goldman’s fate was......more

Wow! This is my first time reading William Bernhardt's work, and I am glad I picked "Death Row" up from a give-a-way shelf. Was it perfect? No. However, I couldn't put the book down as the lawyer, Ben Kincaid, and his team raced to save a man wrongly accused of murdering an entire family—so many twis......more