A Trial of Innocents

Innocents Series, Book 1

De: Michael Swiger

Narrado por: Rory Young

A Child Lost. A Secret Buried. A Trial That Changes Everything.

When a pregnant woman is savagely beaten and left in a coma, the town demands justice—and a nonverbal special needs man is quickly arrested. The case explodes in the media, and the calls for the death penalty grow louder.

Prosecutor Lori Franks is determined to win at all costs. Years ago, she sought an abortion. Now, she’s seeking the ultimate punishment for a man accused of doing the very same thing—ending a life in the womb. But when a chance DNA test reveals her own baby was switched at birth, Franks launches a custody battle for the child she once tried to destroy.

Enter Danial Solomon, a defense attorney with a heart for truth and a past he can’t forget. As he battles both Franks and the broken justice system, he uncovers a chilling web of conspiracy, corruption, and deception that could cost him everything—including his life.

A Trial of Innocents is a fast-paced, faith-filled legal thriller full of moral tension, courtroom drama, and redemptive grace.

Readers call it "Grisham with a Christian twist."

Already a #1 Amazon Bestseller.

Get your copy today. The truth won’t wait.

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Good message

I liked the story, character, and message. However the narrator sounded like it was a robot not a person. Weird recording.

Not what I expected

The reading was ok. It lacking emotion and the recording was poor with places that skip. The story was somewhat predictable, but I enjoyed the message. The characters were mostly unbelievable, but overall the story does a good job of presenting arguments against abortion and late term abortion.

A Lil Hoodwinked?

I liked the mystery and the way it played out, I liked the points on salvation presented with visuals and simpler language. But I thought this was an awkward platform for the obvious discussion on abortion. I am a Christian woman.

The story line was great!

The narrator wasn’t one of my favorites. I felt like I was listening to a silent episode of the Lone Ranger

Very unrealistic even for fiction

Poor legal research for Ohio. Unbelievable time frames, charges and procedures. I appreciate the strong moral code but it needs to be supported by accurate research.

Thoughtfully written.

This story touches on hard subjects from an eternal perspective. If you haven’t heard the gospel yet, you will by the time you finish this book!

Very good

There were some people who reviewed this title and said that the narrator was terrible, that he spoke in a monotone. I have to disagree with that. Was he the best narrator I’ve ever heard, no but it was not a monotone either. The book had some interesting twists and I thoroughly enjoyed the story. Nice thing is a good story without the need for language that is inappropriate.

Interesting concept

Overall, a good book. I enjoyed the way the moral delimma was presented. The concept of salvation seemed a little rushed and shallow in places, in order to present it multiple times.

Great read!

Loved the story but it was so hard to follow because of the narrator, he sounded like a robot and it was very distracting. I did however enjoy the religious nature of the story.

Christian friendly

i loved it and all the twist and surprising plots
its refreshing to read a box with out working about subject matter