Law school

By Hense R. Ellis

Subjects: Law students, Murder, Fiction, Law schools

Description: Hense [hen(t)s] R. Ellis II is a small town guy, a 1985 graduate of the University of Alabama School of Law, and a former Assistant Attorney General who spent ten years fighting the bad guys ... until some of them began to remind him of certain fellow members of the bar. He now works with a private lender and focuses his efforts on providing low interest rate church loans. He likes to write, to help orphan children, and to travel. AUTHOR'S NOTE When I wrote LAW SCHOOL, I sought to add some new ingredients to the legal thriller format. Hence, as you read this story, you should find unique characters (a curious protagonist, an anti-hero with a sense of humor), a unique setting (LAW SCHOOL may be the first mystery ever set in and around a law school.), a unique genre (a legal thriller blended with a coming-of-age story), and a healthy measure of themes and morals, e.g., "The first thing to learn about the real world is that it's mostly fake." Hence, when you're in LAW SCHOOL, it is wise to stay awake; it is wise to pay attention.