After Danny Callaway's sister was raped and murdered in an alley outside their home, he provided the testimony that sent Kevin Green to jail. When Green is not sentenced to the death penalty, Danny vows to see to it himself. Little does he know how wrong he was about Green.

Over the years, Danny seeks refuge in basketball, making it to the pros. Green's bitterness over a wrongful conviction grows, and he vows to make Danny pay for the time in prison. Although he landed in a small cell for a crime he did not commit, Green's true nature shows itself as he calls in favors, which will break down the man he hates more than anyone in the world.

In this engaging story, Mandel shows an understanding of human nature. The reader is pulled through a roller coaster of emotion as Danny and Green make choices that will affect the destinies of two families.

"Two Wrongs" alternates between fast-paced action and periods of introspection. Readers get a chance to catch their breath just as a new scene once again steals it.

This debut novel shows the promise of a new voice to the world of suspense.

-C.W

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