In the Purple Twilight by Norman Dipenna

In the Purple Twilight by Norman Dipenna

Paul Gudsen dreams of the stars. But he abandons his scientific pursuits for the promise of a safer and more attainable career as an attorney. He enrolls in law school and becomes romantically involved with the attractive, but ambitious, Jenn Devaine. He also secures a prized internship with the prestigious law firm of Ashton and Tate. At first, things go well. But Paul soon discovers the concept of legal ethics to be an oxymoron. He is assigned to the defense case of Bruce Robinson, a prominent celebrity accused of murdering his estranged wife. He is then pressured to falsify key documents, and, as the case progresses, Paul begins to sympathize more with the murdered wife than with the accused husband. This isn't the type of legal career that Paul had once aspired to, and eventually he begins to question the morality of his assigned duties. But the allure of success, and his desire for Jenn's supposed affection, drive him on. Is worldly gain worth such compromises, and was he mistaken to so easily put aside his interest in the stars? Paul struggles with these issues, knowing full well that his future prospects with Jenn also hang in the balance. Written in a style which harkens back to The Great Gatsby, but with a quirky humor, IN THE PURPLE TWILIGHT is thought provoking contemporary fiction which strives to both entertain and enlighten.

Norman diPenna is a writer currently living in the Central Texas hill country. His interests include physics, metaphysics, existentialism, philosophy, history, spirituality, and the dynamics of personal relations. He seeks to write fiction which is based on these themes.

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ISBN 13	9780615605098
ISBN 10	0615605095
Title	In the Purple Twilight
Author	Norman Dipenna
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	PMI Publishing
Year published	2012-05-15
Number of pages	312
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