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Original Title:	The Advocate ISBN13 9781938680038
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Advocate #1
Setting:	San Diego, California(United States)

The Advocate (The Advocate #1) Paperback | Pages: 295 pages

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For Sabre Orin Brown, life is good; she has it all...or would have, if only she could solve the mysterious disappearance of her brother. The search for her brother and her career as a juvenile court attorney collide when she defends a nine-year-old whose father will go to any length to obtain custody. Sabre finds herself immersed in a case with too many unanswered questions. Her quest for the truth takes her coast to coast and five years into the past. Confronted with mysterious clues and strange occurrences, Sabre is threatened by someone wanting to make her suffer the unbearable anguish of losing everything-including her life. As Sabre's passion to find the answers intensifies, she discovers a twisted history of desperation, deceit, and revenge. And she discovers how obscure and treacherous the truth can be.

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Title	:	The Advocate (The Advocate #1)
Author	:	Teresa Burrell
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 295 pages
Published	:	August 1st 2009 by Silent Thunder Publishing (first published July 5th 2009)
Categories	:	Mystery. Thriller. Legal Thriller. Fiction. Suspense

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Murder, attempted murder, kidnapping, missing persons, witness protection program, mobsters, stalking, mistaken identity, drugs, arson, mysterious phone calls, psychological breakdown. Did I miss anything? Neither did the author.In effect, this could have been a really good novel. In itself, it might have been, except for the fact that the author found a lot of plot twists and decided to use them all. It was interesting at first, annoying later on, and tiresome toward the end. Maybe a tad less

I'm a lawyer. Therefore, I try to stray from legal dramas, thrillers, etc. I save the legal drama for my office. But, then along comes a goodreads firstread prize and changes my mind completely. This book was, in a word, breathtaking. The pace was impeccable and I was on the edge of my seat from page one. And, without giving anything away, just when I thought all was won there was one final twist. Burrell has an amazing grasp on character development and knows just how to play with the reader's

The Advocate by Teresa Burrell Read by Summer RonaSabre Orin Brown is an attorney in children's court. Representing parents and children when the State of California in the County of San Diego when the State removes children from the homes of their parents.This is a fulfilling, somewhat emotional and stressfully job as injured children and mysterious parental figures don't always tell the same stories or in her current case the do. So much so it would make anyone curious to know if they are

The Advocate by Teresa Burrell will keep you on your toes. It is part thriller, part mystery and part courtroom drama. Ms. Burrell's characters are believable and easy to get attached to. I smiled and laughed with them and felt anguish with them. The story, itself, is a page turner. In fact, I spent several evenings promising myself I would read just one more chapter, and actually reading two or three more. Anyone who is a fan of suspense or mystery will thoroughly enjoy The Advocate.

Reviewed on: http://readyourwrites.blogspot.comUp until I read this book, I had never read a mystery/suspense novel before. I met Ms. Burrell at a Barnes and Noble and decided to buy her book and read it. I'm extremely happy I did.The Advocate is the debut novel by Teresa Burrell, a former attorney and child advocate.Surprisingly, for a mystery/suspense story, The Advocate is a little touching and emotional. You have heroes rising to the occasion and a couple of brave souls connecting the dots

This got a little rushed towards the end as all the ends needing tying up were sorted out. I thought it was a tiny bit farfetched in the odd place but I did really enjoy the story and I'm going to stick with the series. I liked Sabre a lot although I thought her name was daft, especially when her brother had a normal name ! I thought that a little strange. I liked her relationship with her coworker Bob too. There was a whole chunk of the story missing, I thought, where she went to meet and stay

Thoroughly enjoyed this book. It had a nice fast pace. I enjoyed the information regarding the Child services - law, advocates, group homes. The book kept me guessing "who done it". I liked the characters and especially liked the friendship between Sabre and Bob. It is refreshing to see a friendship that won't be turned into a "we've loved each other all along - let's get married and fight crime!" I liked it enough to get the next book, finished that and will continue on with the series. I would