In Defense of Guilt (book review)

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'In Defense of Guilt' is a novel written by Benjamin H. Berkley. This is a story of a lawyer by the name of Lauren Hill who has many decisions to make professionally and personally. Lauren is a character that learns how to observe and listen to what is said as well as observing body language of the one's around her in various situations. 'In Defense of Guilt' is a book that could be used as supplemental reading that could be of use to counselors and psychologists as well as other caring professions for the issue of ethics could and can become an issue in many cases and this book is an example if you read close. Share your opinion if you read the book. This is a book that reads like a detective novel and to me it was a fast read. I could see what each of the characters were doing in the well written scenes.