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The Burden of Proof

Japan comes to the heartland

Scott Turow

Ages 16+

Readers rate it 3.9 (21 on Hardcover)

527 pages · Released Jun 5, 1990

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The Burden of Proof parent’s guide: what’s inside

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LGBTQ+ themes

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The Burden of Proof is a complex legal thriller for adult readers, featuring a protagonist dealing with personal and professional crises. While not graphically violent, the book contains courtroom drama, marital infidelity, suicide, and morally ambiguous situations that require mature judgment to process. The tone is serious and psychologically intense rather than action-driven.

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From the publisher

Turow's brilliant defense attorney from Presumed Innocent returns to face a shattering emotional crisis in his own family. Turow's brilliant defense attorney from Presumed Innocent returns to face a shattering emotional crisis in his own family.

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  • Fiction
  • Exciting
  • Mystery
  • Suspense
  • General
  • Thriller
  • Literary Fiction
  • Attitudes
  • Automobile industry and trade
  • Automobile industry workers
  • Corporations, Japanese
  • Japanese Corporations

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ISBN 9780374117344 · Farrar, Straus, and Giroux

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