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Phillip Margolin


(Phillip Michael Margolin)
USA flag (b.1944)

Phillip Margolin is a criminal defence attorney who has defended several people accused of murder.

Genres: Mystery
 
New and upcoming books
November 2024

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An Insignificant Case
 
Series
Amanda Jaffe
   1. Wild Justice (2000)
   2. Ties That Bind (2003)
   3. Proof Positive (2006)
   4. Fugitive (2009)
   5. Violent Crimes (2016)
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Dana Cutler
   1. Executive Privilege (2008)
   2. Supreme Justice (2010)
   3. Capitol Murder (2012)
   4. Sleight of Hand (2013)
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Robin Lockwood
   1. The Third Victim (2018)
   2. The Perfect Alibi (2019)
   3. A Reasonable Doubt (2020)
   4. A Matter of Life and Death (2021)
   5. The Darkest Place (2022)
   6. Murder at Black Oaks (2022)
   7. Betrayal (2023)
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Novels
   Heartstone (1978)
   The Last Innocent Man (1981)
   Gone, but Not Forgotten (1993)
   After Dark (1995)
   The Burning Man (1996)
   The Undertaker's Widow (1998)
   The Associate (2001)
   Natural Suspect (2001) (with others)
   Sleeping Beauty (2004)
   Lost Lake (2005)
   No Rest for the Dead (2011) (with others)
   Vanishing Acts (2011) (with Ami Margolin Rome)
   Worthy Brown's Daughter (2014)
   Woman with a Gun (2014)
   An Insignificant Case (2024)
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Collections
   Thriller 2.2 (2016) (with Carla Neggers and Marcus Sakey)
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Novellas and Short Stories
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Phillip Margolin recommends
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The Cage (2022)
Seven Minutes Later

Bonnie Kistler
"The Cage starts with one of the most unique thriller setups I've ever read, and it keeps moving at warp speed. A must read."
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The Nowhere Child (2019)
Christian White
"The Nowhere Child is a well-written thriller that avoids the clichés of the genre. The characters are interesting and believable and the book kept me reading up to the satisfying conclusion."
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We, the Jury (2018)
Robert Rotstein
"We, the Jury is an exceptional legal thriller that is told from multiple viewpoints during jury deliberations in a major murder case. I found myself changing my opinion on the defendant's guilt or innocence until the surprise ending."

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Anthologies containing stories by Phillip Margolin
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Anatomy of Innocence (2017)
Testimonies of the Wrongfully Convicted
edited by
Laura Caldwell and Leslie S Klinger
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The Best American Mystery Stories 2010 (2010)
(Best American Mystery Stories)
edited by
Lee Child and Otto Penzler

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