Inhuman Trafficking - by Mike Papantonio & Alan Russell (Hardcover)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>"For Nick "Deke" Deketomis, going where angels fear to tread in waging legal battles has long been a way of life. Deke's target this time is Welcome Mat Hospitality, a firm known for its truck stops and lodging throughout the United States. What Welcome Mat doesn't advertise is the human trafficking--for sex work and slave labor--going on at many of its properties. As invested as Deke is in the case, though, it takes on even greater urgency when the past comes calling with word that his fifteen-year-old goddaughter, Lily Reyes, is missing. When Deke learns that Lily has fallen prey to a notorious trafficker, his personal and professional worlds converge. For his goddaughter to survive, Deke must prevail not only in the legal arena but outside of it"--<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b>A fast-paced thriller in the tradition of John Grisham, Joseph Finder, and John Lescroart</b><br><b> </b><br> For Nick "Deke" Deketomis, going where angels fear to tread in waging legal battles has long been a way of life. As managing partner for one of the nation's largest plaintiffs' law firms, Deke has gone toe to toe with some of the largest corporations in the world. His firm specializes in the tough, even quixotic, cases that few lawyers would dare to take on. Like human trafficking. <p/> Deke's target this time is Welcome Mat Hospitality, a firm known for its truck stops and lodging throughout the United States. What Welcome Mat doesn't advertise is the human trafficking--for sex work and slave labor--going on at many of its properties. For the sake of better profits, Welcome Mat's ownership has turned a blind eye to this lucrative enterprise. <p/> As invested as Deke is in the case, though, it takes on even greater urgency when the past comes calling with word that his fifteen-year-old goddaughter, Lily Reyes, is missing. When Deke learns that Lily has fallen prey to a notorious trafficker, his personal and professional worlds converge. For his goddaughter to survive, Deke must prevail not only in the legal arena but outside of it.<br><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>"<b>A propulsive legal thriller fueled by the righteous indignation of a legal team fighting against one of the darkest scourges of modern society: the invisible epidemic of sex trafficking and sexual slavery.</b> Through Machiavellian courtroom maneuvering, undercover investigation, and military-style interventions fraught with personal danger, trial attorney Nick 'Deke' Deketomis and his team of life-scarred legal heroes put everything on the line."--William L. Myers, Jr., trial attorney and author of the bestselling Philadelphia Legal Series <p/> "In th<b>i</b>s<b> well-crafted and suspenseful legal thriller</b>, the reader will witness how innocent victims are manipulated by the criminal world of human trafficking and the atrocities they must endure."--Stephen W. Frey, author of <i>The Chairman </i>and <i>Trust Fund</i><br> "As someone who has previously tackled the subject matter, I can say that <i>Inhuman Trafficking </i>is on the nose with its realism and at times disturbing depiction of a serious problem in the USA and other countries. Authors Papantonio and Russell deliver <b>a fast-paced legal thriller with hard-hitting conflict--sometimes 'Bondian' action!--that introduces an engaging team of protagonists and an equally despicable group of baddies.</b>"--Raymond Benson, author of <i>In the Hush of the Night </i>and <i>Blues in the Dark</i> <p/><b>Praise for <i>Law and Addiction</i></b><br> "The legal maneuvering, courtroom drama, and brisk pace make this a satisfying tale of greed, corruption, lust, and murder."--<i>Publishers Weekly</i> <p/> "The author's passion for this issue is nothing short of eye-opening. Moreover, the main character's refusal to quit, even when his own life is in imminent peril, and his determination to survive in order to see that justice is served makes for a thrilling read."--<i>Florida Bar Journal </i> <p/> "<i>Law and Addiction</i> could be used as a guide for how to successfully win a complicated torts case. While the thriller is filled with legal strategy and facts about opioids, Papantonio skillfully weaves all that information into a narrative where the action never lets up. Besides 'show don't tell, ' the best advice given to authors is 'write what you know.' Mike Papantonio certainly does that, one reason why his legal thrillers are so riveting."--Woman Around Town, New York Press Club Award winner <p/> "[<i>Law and Addiction</i>] is a great legal novel with a stellar story and a hero in Jake. He is determined to get this case done and avenge his brother's death and all the others that are suffering. Author Mike Papantonio being a lawyer really makes reading this book very realistic. It took the reader on a journey and it showed how hard lawyers really have to work on their cases. You root for Jake and the team to win this case."--Red Carpet Crash<br><br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><b>Mike Papantonio</b> is a senior partner of Levin Papantonio, one of the country's largest plaintiffs' law firms, and was one of the youngest inductees into the Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame. He has aggressively taken on Big Pharma, tobacco, weapon manufacturers, and the automobile industry, among other bastions of corporate greed, and uses his own cases as springboards for his novels. Papantonio is also a well-known media presence as host of <i>America's Lawyer</i> and co-host of the syndicated radio show <i>Ring of Fire</i>. He is based in Pensacola, Florida. <p/><b>Alan Russell</b> is the #1 bestselling author of seventeen mystery and suspense novels, including <i>Burning Man, Shame, St. Nick</i>, and <i>A Cold War. </i>Russell's novels have been nominated for most of the major awards in crime fiction, and he has won a Lefty award for best comedic mystery, a <i>USA Today</i> Critics' Choice Award, multiple San Diego Book Awards, and the Odin Award for Lifetime Achievement from the San Diego Writers/Editor Guild. He lives with his wife in Encinitas, California.
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