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Frankfurt, Hessen Oct 17, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Frankfurt, Germany Oct. 19-23, 2022 - Experience perplexity with James Commodore's "Rational Innocence", a suspense thriller featuring a lawyer, John Castano who is set to unveil the mystery behind the death of his client.

James Commodore's Rational Innocence is a suspense thriller that captured the curious and investigative minds of its readers.

This suspenseful novel evolves on the death of John Castano's client and friend which at first seemed to be caused by a casual accident until John was able to dig deeper and everything gets complicated and dangerous.

This book has "a lot of suspense and plot filled with many surprises" as described by the reader.

Rational Innocence is available for purchase at Amazon

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

J. A. Commodore, who enjoys writing, fishing, and reading, is a husband, a father of two daughters, and a grandfather of two grandsons and two granddaughters. In his youth, he enlisted in the Navy and later received his BS and MBA degree. Prior to retiring, he worked for four decades as a sales representative. His career and his daughters, who attended the University of Minnesota, took him often to the Twin Cities.

Commodore and his wife, Carol, have traveled for both pleasure and business to multiple countries across the world, where they have met many fascinating people and have seen phenomenal sites. J. A. Commodore and his wife reside in Wisconsin.

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