After making a name for himself with his Harry Bosch trials, Master Michael Connelly has produced the most captivating and original right-wing thrillers of the 21st century. If you like books about siblings or twins lost for a long time, try this one! Mistaken Identity is about a lawyer who is supposed to defend her doppelgänger in a murder case. And she had always thought she was an only child. This intriguing plot and attention to detail make it a great read for those who love right-wing thrillers. Turow`s mastery of forensic drama is fully demonstrated in this novel, and he skillfully interweaves several stories to create a compelling and exciting story. In addition, the characters are richly drawn and fully believable, making Innocent one of the best right-wing thrillers of all time. Looking for more of the best legal thrillers in literature? Check out this guide for authors like John Grisham. The story is a gripping story of fraud, murder and an incredible trial. Along the way, the reader gets a glimpse of the legal system and the novel culminates in a heartbreaking confrontation in the courtroom.

If you`re looking for a legal thriller that keeps you on the edge of your seat, Anatomy of a Murder is definitely worth a visit. Let John Grisham turn Xerox-ing into a scary adventure. Few authors would attempt such a feat, but on the other hand, few authors have published a new international bestseller every year for the past 30 years. Grisham`s incredible success story began with this story of a Harvard Law School graduate uncovering dirty secrets at a law firm in Memphis. With the FBI, the mafia, and the company`s murderous security chief sitting on his neck, Mitch McDeere makes a jump — where else? – the Xerox machine. With its frantic pace and acute awareness of the temptations that come with the power to circumvent the law at your leisure, The Firm brought Grisham into the stratosphere of thriller writers. If you`re looking for one of the best legal thriller books to keep you on the edge of your seat, then Patrick Hoffman`s Clean Hands is a great choice. Hoffman is known for his well-made screenplays and engaging writing, and Clean Hands is one of his best novels to date. Throughout the novel, and especially in the climaxing scenes in the courtroom, Box manages to cross the line between dark intensity and humor in this most unusual right-wing thriller. Emily`s ironic humor is omnipresent, but even in her boldest moments, The Girl in Cell 49B is still believable. Are there any other best legal suspense novels of all time that you would add to this list? Like everyone else, I read John Grisham, perhaps surprisingly, not his adult literature. (It`s on my TBR!) Even though I was 30 years old, I loved Grisham`s “Kid Lawyer” series, Theodore Boone.

I also loved Sarah Langford`s In Your Defence. I think it was Langford who sparked my passion for legal books, to be honest. Read the summary of my book and the legal review of A Time To Kill. Right-wing thrillers make an exciting read because you get the crucial intensity of mystery books and the exciting back and forth of the legal drama. Here are six right-wing thrillers you should definitely miss. These mystery and thriller books focus on compelling main characters working in the legal world. You`ll want to get excited about these characters and follow their stories from their captivating beginnings to their shocking conclusions. Here are five right-wing thrillers you can read now and five you can expect this year. When a beautiful and ambitious colleague is found murdered in her apartment, Rožat “Rusty” Sabich, chief deputy prosecutor of Kindle County, Illinois, takes over the case.

But Carolyn Polhemus was not only a co-worker, she was also Rusty`s mistress. When the evidence in the case is revealed, Rusty moves from chief prosecutor to lead suspect; Soon, he is in court for his life. Is he an innocent bystander or a cold-blooded murderer? You won`t know until you turn the final pages of Scott Turow`s brilliant first novel, which combines deep philosophical ideas, authentic details about the inner workings of a big city courtroom, and a mysterious plot that sets the golden standard for the modern legal thriller. Set in a small Town in New Mexico in 1923, this New York Times bestseller dramatizes the conflict between border justice and the ethical demands of the modern courtroom. When Bryan Talbot was convicted of murdering his adulterous wife, Judge Ben Lewis, 29, had to serve the death penalty, despite his strong objections to the case. But a shocking turn of events will force Lewis to reckon not only with his duty to the law, but also with his own destiny. Author Stephen Becker counted fellow writers John Irving, Joe Haldeman, and Michael Chabon among his many admirers. Levine`s witty and witty performance of a romance in the courtroom makes this eponymous series a funny and different right-wing thriller. Angie Kim won the Edgar Award for Best First Novel for Miracle Creek, and with the slight edge of science fiction, I can understand why! Miracle Creek talks about an experimental medical device from Young and Pak Yoo. The legal part comes into play when something goes wrong and patients are killed. This deserves its place on a list of the best right-wing thriller books! A Time To Kill is not John Grisham`s first novel, but in my opinion, it stands the test of time because of its significant racial problems.

This legal thriller follows attorney Jake Brigance in his attempt to save Carl Lee Hailey. Carl Lee killed the two men who had raped his little girl Tonya. Robert Traver`s Anatomy of a Murder is widely regarded as one of the best legal thrillers ever written. The author was a judge of the Michigan Supreme Court, and the novel is based on a real murder case that he presided over. The book became a bestseller in America and later became a movie. The story revolves around a little boy named Mark Sway who witnesses the suicide of a prominent lawyer. When it becomes clear that the lawyer was involved in shady transactions, Mark finds himself in the middle of a dangerous legal dispute. Suddenly, he`s way beyond his head, and it`s up to a stubborn lawyer named Reggie Love to save him. Lisa Scottoline is one of the most popular legal thriller writers today, and for good reason.

His books are always captivating and fast-paced, with plenty of twists and turns to keep readers on their toes. Misidentification is no exception. The novel has been described by David Baldacci as “A ratchet suspense, dynamic characters and a master touch”. If you`re a fan of right-wing thrillers, then you`ve definitely heard of John Grisham. He is the bestselling author behind claustrophobic page-turners like The Firm and The Pelican Brief.