When You Practice to Deceive
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Roger Schloss begins practicing law in Columbus after being graduated from the University of Michigan law school. Initially he has unusual successes in handling cases which on the first glance show no likelihood of success. But Roger brings them home making himself a very successful lawyer. Then things turn against him and circumstance throws him into a relationship with a criminal mastermind. He has conduct ebbs and flows as he works his way into and out of trouble, before winding up with a situation in which it appears a murder is his only way out. But a surprise intervention changes all that.
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About the Book
The story traces the growth of a young lawyer and a successful practitioner in Columbus, Ohio. Then he makes the decision that puts him in a position to be indebted to a manipulative criminal. His success ebbs and flows, and his criminal mentor keeps returning to frustrate his progress. Only a miracle can save him.
About the Author
Having practice law for 40 years and being a Christian for 30 of those years, Rick Kerger brings an interesting insight to criminal conduct and how a lawyer tries to resolve those problems but can get himself into a lot of trouble. See how God can save someone at the last moment, avoiding a calamitous tragedy.