Marie: A True Story

The hardcover is in good condition, showing typical signs of library use, including a sticker on the spine. The dust jacket is intact but has minor edge wear and some scuffing, reflecting its age and usage. The binding is sound, ensuring durability for continued reading or collection.

"Marie: A True Story" by Peter Maas, published by Random House in New York in 1983, offers an in-depth look into the life of Marie Ragghianti, whose courageous stand against corruption in Tennessee's parole system became a landmark case. This hardcover edition, published the same year as the copyright, provides a gripping narrative by Maas, known for his work on true crime and investigative journalism. The book is a significant addition to collections focused on legal battles and political intrigue. Its relevance remains strong, reflecting ongoing discussions about justice and integrity in government. The book condition shows signs of library use, with a sticker on the spine, and the dust jacket displays minor wear along the edges.