From the 5 STAR author of Courthouse Cowboys: A Modern Tale of Murder in Montana comes Book 2 in the Defalco Law series. Courthouse Rebel wraps the era of Courthouse Cowboys, beginning in 1987 when Jack Defalco, an ambitious young prosecutor, determines to win his first California death penalty case...even if it means colluding with a judge to illegally stack the jury. Fast forward 17 years, as Jack and wife Paige work in their own law office in small town Montana, and the past comes back to haunt them. The man whose death sentence Jack engineered faces execution. If Jack keeps silent, his reputation and livelihood remain secure, but a wrongly convicted man dies. If Jack admits guilt, both he and Paige face disbarment, financial ruin, and public shame. Yet neither lawyer anticipates the chain reaction of mayhem and murder that results from Jack's confession. P.A. Moore, as a tenured attorney and sure-footed author, takes readers on an inside tour of America's justice system, exposing its underbelly of corruption through gritty writing and gallows humor.