Juror Number 10
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Forgive their trespasses? One has committed murder. Two have committed adultery, and the third has stooped to petty spying.
When Sophie Dickson becomes the reluctant tenth juror in a DC murder trial, she encounters the man whose marriage she destroyed through a drunken act of adultery. The prosecutor is trying to dig up dirt on his boss. Nona Pierce refuses to plead guilty, even while owning up to the murder.
Then Nona is kidnapped, and everyone gets caught in a battle between a local crime boss and some desperate Russians determined to dispense with life, liberty, and the pursuit of justice.
What People Are Saying
death in delmarva
“...a simply riveting read with more unexpected plot twists and hair-raising turns than a Coney Island roller coaster.”
— midwest book review
the typist
“Set in 1960s Washington, DC, the atmosphere is perfect. You’d swear you were right back there again. Taylor nailed it. You’ll read this in one sitting... because you can’t help it.”
— Lit World Interviews
the pit road war
“A gripping tale of escape, justice, and survival…that keeps readers on the edge of their seats until the final page.”
— book nerdection “must Read”
About Caroline
Caroline Taylor is a novelist and short-story writer who grew up in the mountain west and traveled widely, including a brief stint in the Foreign Service. A former publications manager and editor of Humanities magazine, she is the author of several mystery novels. Death in Delmarva was a finalist for the 2016 FREDDIE award. Loose Ends was the 2018 Goodreads best thriller set in DC and a recipient of a Firebird award in 2022. The Typist also received a Firebird award in 2022. Caroline's nonfiction book, Publishing the Nonprofit Annual Report: Tips, Traps, and Tricks of the Trade, won an APEX award for writing excellence. A collection of short stories, Enough! Thirty Stories of Fielding Life’s Little Curve Balls, features many of the stories that she has had published over the years.
