Clifford Irving's Legal Novels - 04 - BOY ON TRIAL - A Legal Thriller - Plot & Excerpts
One afternoon a farmer’s dog wandered in and picked Iphigenia up between her teeth. When Iphigenia shrieked, the dog, perhaps equally frightened, dropped her and bounded away. No physical damage was done, but Iphigenia had a long memory. Outside Carter’s truck she began to cry. It sounded almost like a baby crying. Because what Carter had neglected to mention, when he offered me the lift home from Southampton Hospital, was that his two dogs were in the front seat of his truck. When Carter appeared out of the rain with me at his side, both dogs whined with joy. They beat click-clack on the windows of the cab with the nails of their paws. The tail of one, a big long-haired mutt, went thump-thump-thump on the dashboard. The other was a bulldog, so she had no tail to thump with. The Toyota pickup, a scarred wreck, no longer had a color. If you rolled the tires out flat you could have skated on them. Woolen army blankets covered the seats.
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