The Edge of Doubt: The Trial of Nancy Smith and Joseph Allen (The Edge Of: Crime, Innocence, and Justice)

Book Synopsis: In the tight-knit community of Lorain, Ohio, a whirlwind of horror swept through as unsettling allegations surfaced - a trusted bus driver and her alleged companion accused of shattering the innocence of preschoolers in the respected Head Start program. The verdict? Life-long prison sentences that would cast a shadow over a community, and initiate an untiring quest for truth. 'The Edge of Doubt' is a meticulously researched true crime narrative that delves into the reverberations of a sensational trial. This gripping tale is anchored in three decades of unwavering claims of innocence. As the pages turn, you'll find yourself torn between the scales of justice and the resilience of the human spirit. In a world that is quick to judge, 'The Edge of Doubt' compels you to lend an ear to the whispers of truth. This is your invitation to dive into a powerful account that will challenge your assumptions and unveil the complexities of human nature. Read it, and prepare to see the world with new eyes.

Readers are RAVING about this compelling True Crime Legal Drama:
★★★★★ "The book is Gripping and intense ... meticulously researched ... The author does an excellent job of leading the reader through the evidence. Definitely check this book out as is a must read" —Goodreads Review
★★★★★ "Even if true crime is not your preferred genre, I recommend this book ... this story will open your eyes and occasionally make you feel like you, yourself, are falling off the edge of doubt" —Netgalley Review
★★★★★ "Mr. Miraldi keeps the plot moving while expressing frustration and human tragedy in great detail. In a world that reads only headlines it's great to read indepth reporting." —Netgalley Review
★★★★★ "Well researched and written. Emotional read." —Netgalley Review
★★★★★ "Meticulously researched and surprisingly neutral in presentation ... allow[s] the reader to determine their own views ... the author has chosen well in selecting this case to throw open." —Goodreads Review