Unreasonable Force

William Thomas grew up with a distrust of contact with the police.   However, he worked hard and made a name for himself as a successful lawyer.   After leaving a ball game with friends, Thomas is assaulted by police and one of the officers is killed.   Accused of murder, William calls his colleague, Brent Marks, to defend him.   Can Brent convince the jury that the police have crossed the line between keeping order and police brutality?   Can he formulate a defense for a client who believes himself that he could be guilty? This contemporary novel confronts a contemporary reality of tolerance, prejudice and violence in American society.

""Eade is brilliant when it comes to creating complicated, intriguing stories that end in mind-blowing surprises, and some have said that his novels will remind readers of John Grisham, proving that Kenneth Eade deserves to be on the same lists with the world's greatest thriller authors. "-I Publisher News

 ""Eade, a lawyer by profession, weaves legal dialogue, corruption and international action to create a pacey read with echoes of Grisham, Baldacci and Clancy nipping at his writing heels. "- SPR Review"