In the latest exciting novel in Robert K. Tanenbaum's bestselling series Butch Karp takes an ailing boy's religious parents to court for refusing to get their son medical help.In Bad Faith, two gripping story lines that could have been torn out of today's headlines meet at the intersection of religion and medical ethics. In the first, Butch battles to convict the parents of a deceased boy for failing to seek medical attention for their son, who believed, wrongly, that prayer was the answer for healing his rare but treatable brain disease. At the same time, Marlene investigates the charismatic demagogue Reverend McCord, who has an undeniable grasp on the parents. Meanwhile, a beautiful but deadly Russian incarcerated assassin, Nadya Malovo, works with Karp from behind bars to prevent a violent attack on New York City. But she harbors a secret vendetta against Karp for interfering in her past crimes, and can't be trusted…This action-packed, edge-of-your-seat thriller will leave fans turning pages into the night. The former Homicide Bureau Chief in the New York District Attorney's office, Robert Tanenbaum is also the former two-term mayor of Beverly Hills and one of the country's most successful and famous trial lawyers: He has never lost a felony case. His novels are chock-full of real facts, gleaned from so many of his life experienceseach is a breathtaking treat.