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Mistress of justice
Taylor Lockwood juggles twin careers as a struggling jazz musician in seedy Manhattan clubs and a paralegal at the genteel Wall Street law firm of Hubbard, White & Willis. When a multimillion-dollar promissory note is stolen, dark secrets emerge behind the Victorian facades of the firm. Some strong language. 2002.
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- "Taylor Lockwood juggles twin careers as a struggling jazz musician in seedy Manhattan clubs and a paralegal at the genteel Wall Street law firm of Hubbard, White & Willis. When a multimillion-dollar promissory note is stolen, dark secrets emerge behind the Victorian facades of the firm. Some strong language. 2002."@en
- "Asked to help attorney Mitchell Reece locate a stolen document that could cost him a million dollar case, paralegal secretary Taylor Lockwood finds out what goes on behind closed doors at Hubbard, White and Willis."@en
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- "Thriller"@en
- "Talking books"
- "Fiction"
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- "Mistress of justice"@en
- "Mistress of justice"