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Undue Influence

Fiction · 1994 · PG-13

Undue Influence

by Steve Martini

Paul Madriani's sister-in-law is accused of murder. The victim is his late wife's ex-husband's new wife. The complications are extraordinary.

For14+GenreFictionLength368 pagesRead time~10.2 hoursCommunity ratings0

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Violence

Some

Moderate violence — a murder; the personal stakes of the defense

Language

Some

Moderate profanity

Sexual Content

Barely any

Mild — some adult situations

Substance Use

None

No meaningful substance use

Emotional Intensity

Some

The family entanglement — Madriani defending someone who implicates everyone he loves; the courtroom as a space where personal loyalty and legal duty collide

What this book is about

Paul Madriani's sister-in-law is accused of killing the woman who replaced his late wife — an accusation embedded in a web of personal and legal complexity that makes objective defense impossible. Undue Influence is the third Paul Madriani legal thriller — the personal stakes give it unusual emotional weight.

Notes for sensitive readers

Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.

Family entanglement — the defendant is Madriani's sister-in-law

Legal thriller — courtroom procedure

Third in the Paul Madriani series

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