Through Becky’s Eyes by H.E. Kline
This book contains graphic violence, nudity, profanity, erotica, murder, molestation, depravity, and sexually explicit scenes and is intended for mature audiences only.
Written by a Former Federal Official Court Reporter for the District of Massachusetts, Through Becky’s Eyes takes you into the United States Attorney’s Office behind “closed doors” into the plea deals and cooperation agreements prosecutors engage in as they trade one life for another, the small fry for the big fish, in their quest for justice.
Meet Rebecca D. Lawrence, Assistant United States Attorney, who will walk you through an amazing array of some of the most tantalizing, disturbing, and stimulating cases ever tried on the Federal Bench.
This novel will make you question your sense of justice and your inner moral compass as you take a walk, a walk Through Becky’s Eyes.
Read the article @Boston.com … “50 Shades of Boston’s Federal Courthouse.” http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/2015/01/12/shades-boston-federal-courthouse/tYsPz4akSuvru8xUtGlyDM/story.html
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About the author:
Before becoming a fulltime writer H.E. Kline specialized in transcribing expert medical and scientific testimony. Kline is a Registered Professional Reporter, Registered Merit Reporter, and Certified Realtime Reporter currently registered with the National Court Reporters Association. H.E. Kline creatively intertwines nonfiction into imaginary contemporary romance, mystery, science fiction, and horror in a concerted effort to give a “voice” to those whose voice may have been forgotten or lost in translation. Emanating from Boston, Massachusetts, Kline’s stories incorporate a keen emphasis on local culture, mythical ghostly folklore, and urban legends.
What inspired you to write your book?
Becky Lawrence was inspired by a gifted Assistant District Attorney I met and worked extensively with when I worked for the State of Massachusetts who was an incest victim herself and was assigned to all of the SDP (Sexually Dangerous Persons) cases before The Adam Walsh Act took these cases from the State to the Federal level.
Here is a short sample from the book:
“Zach stood swaying staring at her wet cheeks: ‘Come on’ he whispered as he helped her to stand. He led her into her bedroom knocking his shoulders intermittently into the walls as he staggered, and he locked the door as her bathrobe fell to the floor. She stood naked beside her bed staring at her round belly: ‘Look at me’ she said as she cried … Zach stood in front of her as his right hand gently felt her baby bump: ‘I’m looking at you,’ he whispered as he sat on the edge of the bed and pushed his face gently against her abdomen, ‘you are the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.’”
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