From Scott Turow, #1 NY Times bestselling author and ‘one from the main writers in America’ (NPR), a page-turning legal thriller about an American prosecutor’s investigation of the refugee camp’s mystifying disappearance.

At the age of fifty, Bill ten Boom has walked from everything he once thought was important: Kindle County, his rules career, even his wife. Still, when he’s tapped from the International Felony Court-an organization that prosecutes crimes against humanity-he can be compelled about Testimony by a mystifying case. Over ten years ago, in the chaos following a Bosnian war, a Roma refugee camp vanished overnight. Today a witness offers finally stepped ahead: Ferko Rincic statements that armed males marched the camp’s 400 occupants to a cave and then tripped an avalanche having a hand grenade, burying them alive. Just Ferko survived.

Boom’s job is to research Ferko’s statements, taking him through the Court’s base in Holland, to Bosnian villages, to key conferences in Washington, DC, as he types through the alliances and treacheries of those involved: a disgraced US major general, associates of the US army, the brutal ex – leader from the Bosnian Serbs, Ferko’s seductive barrister, and of course, Ferko himself, on whose testimony the entire case rests-and who may know more than he’s informing.