Review: L.B. comes through for the Defense
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 19, 2013
Mrs. Culhane needs an attorney to defend her son against a charge of murder. But...not just any attorney. Mrs. Culhane needs Ehrengraf for the defense.It seems her son, Clark, belonged to the Caedmon Society which is well known for it's neckties. The Caedmon Society of Oxford University is the school which Clark attended in England. That same necktie was found to be used to strangle Althea Patton, Clark's former fiance. Now Ehrengraf has to prove Clark was framed for this murder.But...at what price? Ehrengraf works on a contingency and he never loses. His price for Mrs. Culhane is $75,000. Ehrengraf makes it clear to Mrs. Culhane that there are no circumstances that can alter his receiving this amount. She agrees and then in the briefest of time Clark is released. What circumstances could have caused his early release?Now Mrs. Culhane finds that she no longer feels obligated to Ehrengraf for his fee. But how does Ehrengraf feel and how does he demonstrate his feelings regarding this fee?I find it quite astonishing how L.B. can bring to a peak an ending that others would have needed a volume to arrive at. Excellent work in short order.Great short read.