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Forgotten by the Law: Book One: The Mother of Lübeck
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Series: Forgotten by the Law, Book 1
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ISBN13: 9798189921476
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 30 2026
Pages: 292
Weight: 0.87
Height: 0.66 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 30 2026
Pages: 292
Weight: 0.87
Height: 0.66 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Lübeck, March 6, 1981. On the third day of the trial of the man who killed her
seven-year-old daughter, Hanna Vogel walks into Courtroom 157
wearing a coat two sizes too big. No one notices, not right away,
what she's hiding inside it. Werner Lutz has already been released twice. Twice, the system
seven-year-old daughter, Hanna Vogel walks into Courtroom 157
wearing a coat two sizes too big. No one notices, not right away,
what she's hiding inside it. Werner Lutz has already been released twice. Twice, the system
looked away. This time, Hanna has decided she won't. What follows isn't a crime blotter item. It's the trial of a
mother who executed her daughter's killer in open court - and the
second, almost as merciless trial a whole country puts her
through afterward. Standing across from her: a young lawyer,
David Rosen, who discovers it's easier to defend a guilty man
than a woman everyone understands. Standing across from them
both: a press pack closing in, judges caught between the law and
their conscience, and a country asking itself, chapter after
chapter, what it would have done in her place. Freely inspired by a real European case, The Mother of Lübeck
opens Forgotten by the Law - a series of standalone novels about
what becomes of justice when it fails, and what ordinary people
are willing to do to make it answer. A mother. A courtroom. Eight gunshots. And you - how far would
you have gone?
mother who executed her daughter's killer in open court - and the
second, almost as merciless trial a whole country puts her
through afterward. Standing across from her: a young lawyer,
David Rosen, who discovers it's easier to defend a guilty man
than a woman everyone understands. Standing across from them
both: a press pack closing in, judges caught between the law and
their conscience, and a country asking itself, chapter after
chapter, what it would have done in her place. Freely inspired by a real European case, The Mother of Lübeck
opens Forgotten by the Law - a series of standalone novels about
what becomes of justice when it fails, and what ordinary people
are willing to do to make it answer. A mother. A courtroom. Eight gunshots. And you - how far would
you have gone?
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