
A personal history of thirst
by John Burdett
Man-woman relationshipsThievesTrials (Murder)FictionMan-woman relationships, fictionLondon (england), fictionFiction, psychologicalFiction, legal
As two low-class Englishmen climb the social ladder, James Knight becomes a respected lawyer while Oliver Thirst becomes a career criminal. Knight marries an American woman, but Thirst seduces her and they marry. However, he is an abusive husband and she is accused of killing him. Now husband No. 1 has to defend her. A study of the British class system.
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Book data: Open Library