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Exposing the boundaries of the Attorney-Client Privilege -- Attorneys spend their lives defending others, but they never expect that they will be forced to defend themselves, especially against a false murder accusation. In a novel which explores and exposes the boundaries of the attorney-client privilege, Eric, a New Jersey attorney, finds himself caught in a web of sex and murder, and must travel to Brazil in order to find the one person who can clear his name. Eric is joined by a transplanted American architect and his free-spirited, exhibitionist Brazilian girlfriend, and the international chase takes him through the streets and nightclubs of Sao Paulo. Police from both the U.S. and Brazil are searching for Eric, adding extra urgency to his quest to clear his name.

Andrew Wolfenson is an attorney who specializes in family law and bankruptcy matters and who, to date, has never been accused of murdering any of his clients' spouses nor has he had to travel to any foreign countries in order to locate any actual killers. In his spare time, he is a Fantasy Baseball league Commissioner and blogger. He lives in New Jersey with his wife, three daughters, and four-legged son.