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A review by ameserole
Under Color of Law by Aaron Philip Clark
4.0
Under Color of Law was a very eye opening mystery thriller. In today's world, it's not hard to see anyone in power not being corrupt. Especially when it comes to the police. In it, you will meet Trevor. He is a detective thrown into a case that links him back to a case where he was a rookie.
Each twist and turn kept me on the edge of my seat. I liked how things were tying back to when he was first starting. It definitely made things interesting and it hurt my heart at times too. The deep and dark things that are kept hidden but are brought into the light definitely makes you sit back and think on all the hard things in life.
If you can't trust a police officer when you are in trouble.. who can you trust?
In the end, I liked what Trevor did in the end because people thought they wouldn't have to deal with the consequences of their actions. It was definitely worth the read/listen and I'm so happy that I dove into this one.
Each twist and turn kept me on the edge of my seat. I liked how things were tying back to when he was first starting. It definitely made things interesting and it hurt my heart at times too. The deep and dark things that are kept hidden but are brought into the light definitely makes you sit back and think on all the hard things in life.
If you can't trust a police officer when you are in trouble.. who can you trust?
In the end, I liked what Trevor did in the end because people thought they wouldn't have to deal with the consequences of their actions. It was definitely worth the read/listen and I'm so happy that I dove into this one.