"Super-suspenseful, this story of atonement and the power of words sees a courtroom interpreter enmeshed in a web of fabrication as she tries to right wrongs from her past."
Featuring a compelling central character whose mistakes, decisions and complicated life will have you dreading what’s coming next, Brooke Robinson’s The Interpreter melds the thrills and spills of courtroom crises with murder, blackmail, family drama, and themes of making amends.
In addition, this fabulous thriller reveals the very real power of words, with protagonist Revelle a court interpreter knowing all too well that one wrong word can mean the difference between guilt and innocence, life and death.
In the process of adopting six-year-old Elliot, Revelle’s professional life as an interpreter often sees her in court, and often the only person who knows what defendants are saying. Of course, she’s not supposed to get emotionally involved, but when she just knows a guilty person is about to get off the hook, or when someone is being framed for something they didn’t do, Revelle realises her power with words has the power to change verdicts.
Revelle’s incredibly risky decisions to see justice done will most likely have you wincing as you fly through the pages, not least when it seems someone knows she’s been deceiving the court, and especially when her newly-adopted son is at risk. With a catastrophic past mistake coming back to bite her, and present-day problems careering out of control, The Interpreter’s killer concept comes to an almighty climax.
| Primary Genre | Political / Legal Thrillers |
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