A Death in Live Oak

In "Cane and Abe," New York Times bestselling author James Grippando weaves a gripping narrative centered around defense attorney Jack Swyteck, who takes on the high-stakes case of a white college student accused of a racially charged murder in Florida. The discovery of Jamal Cousin's body ignites a firestorm of racial tension and media frenzy as Jack navigates overwhelming evidence and political turmoil. As he uncovers eerie connections to a past lynching from the Jim Crow era, Jack becomes increasingly convinced that the truth may reveal a far more disturbing conspiracy at play. Determined to defend his client and unveil the reality behind the sensational case, he faces a battle that threatens to engulf more than just the courtroom.