The Wrong Man is told to the point of the story. This book has definitely got me hooked. The story started with a homeless veteran Tom Stoller who has finished his tours in Iraq, is accused and arrested for murdering Kathy Rubinkowsi cold blood. Tom Stoller, due to his guilt of what happened in Iraq, has a nervous breakdown. Diedre Maley, Tom's aunt, needed a miracle. While she was out in the court hallway, she followed a crowd of people and was impressed by Jason Kolarich's court performance and petitioned him to take her nephew's case. Jason agreed since he likes challenges.

Pretty soon, he gets an appointment with a mob hitman Lorenzo Fowler, who was willing to give the identity of Gin Rummy, an assassin. No one know who Gin Rummy is. Lorenzo is eliminated which brought questions regarding Kathy Rubinkowsi's death. Soon Jason has two attempts on his life but he continued to search for the truth with his aides and Tori, who he picked up at a bar. The question raises if this is a mob's hit or is there a conspiracy going on.

The chapters are short and simple and to the point which made the story very entertaining and interesting. I do have to admit that this is my first Jason Kolarich's novel and I really enjoyed reading this book. I'm looking forward to reading another book in the Jason Kolarich series and reading the other books by David Ellis.