Wade McNabb, publisher of the 'Georgetown Pilot,' must turn to a young lawyer named Kate Stewart for help after exposing high-level political corruption surrounding an environmentally damaging phospate plant and invoking the wrath of a powerful South Carolina senato
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Wade McNabb, publisher of the 'Georgetown Pilot,' must turn to a young lawyer named Kate Stewart for help after exposing high-level political corruption surrounding an environmentally damaging phospate plant and invoking the wrath of a powerful South Carolina senato
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Like New in Very Good jacket. Size: 6x1x9; Author signature on title page; scarce thus. When Wade McNabb, publisher of the Georgetown Pilot, exposes high-level political corruption surrounding a chemical plant on the South Carolina coast, a powerful senator, steeped in the ancient code of the state s insider politics, threatens to bring down McNabb and his newspaper. Wade turns for help to Kate Stewart, a young lawyer who has left a large law firm for a fresh start on her own in Georgetown. These two fiercely independent souls form a wary alliance for the legal battle that follows. It s a fight that shows them the power of connections good and bad to change their lives forever. Jon Buchan is a Charlotte lawyer with four decades of experience representing newspapers and broadcasters in First Amendment disputes. The N.C. Press Association awarded him the William C. Lassiter First Amendment Award in 2000, for his "tireless efforts to defend the First Amendment and to protect the public's right to know." The antagonist in Code of the Forest, Buck Ravenel, would have cared very little for such an award, because he was determined to use his position to repress the newspaper that shined a bright light on his form of political corruption.