The hat trick murders

The hat trick murders

by John MacEachern

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When a future NHL Hockey Star is charged with the murder of three Cornell students, Jack Souster will stop at nothing to prove his best friend's innocence. But when Jack's own life is endangered he discovers himself the loathed target of a New York City crime family, a powerhouse financial corporation, and possibly the leader of the largest country in the free world. With his own life on the line, Jack must now uncover the shocking truth behind the murders, and rally the spirit of a nation to save his friend from death row.

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    How does the intense pressure and high-stakes world of elite college and professional sports influence the moral choices made by the characters in the novel?

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    Jack Souster goes to extreme lengths to prove his best friend's innocence; how far would you be willing to go to defend a lifelong friend accused of an unthinkable crime?

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    The story pits an ordinary individual against massive, untouchable entities like organized crime and powerful corporations—what does this dynamic reveal about power and justice in modern society?

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