The Rapunzel Act, Volume 4

‘What could have been a gimmicky roll in the gutter turns out to be a gripping mystery sensitively told’
‘Thought-provoking…the trial is genuinely enthralling. Silver’s real achievement is in making issues that fascinate lawyers transparent, accessible and entertaining to readers -- ‍Jewish Chronicle
‘Unusual and challenging’ -- Law Society Gazette, Best Law Books of 2021
‘This fourth instalment in the Burton and Lamb series is as poignant as ever – a timely exploration of the implications of the increasing movement towards broadcasting trials and sentencing’ -- JLife Magazine
‘The fourth in Silver’s fairy-tale series of crime novels has its fingers hovering over quite a few hot-button issues... Under her assured hand, Rapunzel manages to address perceptions of trans women, the morality of eco-warriors and the wisdom of television airing of ongoing court trials without falling over itself’ -- Shots Magazine
‘The fourth in Silver’s fairy-tale series of crime novels has its fingers hovering over quite a few hot-button issues... Under her assured hand, Rapunzel manages to address perceptions of trans women, the morality of eco-warriors and the wisdom of television airing of ongoing court trials without falling over itself’ - Shots Magazine || ‘This fourth instalment in the Burton and Lamb series is as poignant as ever – a timely exploration of the implications of the increasing movement towards broadcasting trials and sentencing’ - JLife Magazine || ‘Thought-provoking…the trial is genuinely enthralling. Silver’s real achievement is in making issues that fascinate lawyers transparent, accessible and entertaining to readers - ‍Jewish Chronicle || ‘Unusual and challenging’ - Law Society Gazette, Best Law Books of 2021 || ‘What could have been a gimmicky roll in the gutter turns out to be a gripping mystery sensitively told’
‘The fourth in Silver’s fairy-tale series of crime novels has its fingers hovering over quite a few hot-button issues... Under her assured hand, Rapunzel manages to address perceptions of trans women, the morality of eco-warriors and the wisdom of television airing of ongoing court trials without falling over itself’ - Shots Magazine || ‘This fourth instalment in the Burton and Lamb series is as poignant as ever – a timely exploration of the implications of the increasing movement towards broadcasting trials and sentencing’ - JLife Magazine || ‘Thought-provoking…the trial is genuinely enthralling. Silver’s real achievement is in making issues that fascinate lawyers transparent, accessible and entertaining to readers - ‍Jewish Chronicle || ‘Unusual and challenging’ - Law Society Gazette, Best Law Books of 2021 || ‘What could have been a gimmicky roll in the gutter turns out to be a gripping mystery sensitively told’