Tim LaHaye called "The Resurrection File-"Craig Parshall's first novel-"one of the most fascinating books I have read in years." Parshall continues with "Custody of the State, "another legal thriller with tightly drawn characters, tense courtroom scenes, and the struggle of a man to bring his beliefs into real life.
Attorney Will Chambers reluctantly agrees to defend a young mother from Georgia and her farmer husband, suspected of committing the unthinkable against their own child. Soon he's confronting small-town secrets, big-time corruption, and a government system that's destroying the little family.
Chambers must ask, "does God really protect us from evil?"-as intimidation, backroom maneuvering, and the shadow of a national threat throw him into."the custody of the state."
