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Guilt Study Guide

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by John Lescroart
About 46 pages (13,701 words)
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Guilt Study Guide consists of approx. 46 pages of summaries and analysis on Guilt by John Lescroart. Browse the literature study guide below:

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Best friends Mark Dooher and Wes Farrell are having lunch together and discussing their lives. Wes and his wife, Lydia, are divorcing and Mark says that he could never divorce Sheila because of his role as attorney for the Catholic Archdiocese. After lunch, Mark sees a junior partner of the firm, Joe Avery, with a very attractive girl. Joe is later surprised to see Mark arrive in his office and issue an invitation to a party. In chapter two, Mark arrives home and finds the preparations for the party complete. Joe arrives with the girl, whom he introduces as Christina Carrera. Mark and Christina talk for awhile and he tells her that she should apply for a summer intern position with the firm, McCabe and Roth. She says Joe had told her not to as it might look like he had played favorites getting her hired, but Mark insists and she agrees. (read more)
      Part I, Chapters One through Six
      Part I, Chapters Seven through Ten
      Part II, Chapters Eleven through Twenty-one
      Part III, Chapters Twenty-Two through Twenty-Nine
      Part IV, Chapters Thirty through Thirty-Six
      Part IV, Chapters Thirty-Seven through Forty-Three
      Part V, Chapters Forty-Four through Forty-Nine
      Part V, Chapters Fifty through Fifty-Four

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