Retired Chelan County judge releases new legal thriller novel, based on local events

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Retired Chelan County judge Andrew Simpson will release a legal thriller novel inspired by his experiences in Wenatchee on June 24, 2025. The novel is set in a small town known for its commitment to fairness and transparency, drawing on Simpson's extensive career in the judicial system. Readers can expect an engaging narrative that reflects the real-life challenges of justice and the pursuit of truth. Simpson's background as a judge lends authenticity to the storytelling, making it relevant to both locals and legal enthusiasts. The book is anticipated to resonate with those familiar with the complexities of the law and small-town dynamics.

The release of this novel not only highlights Simpson's literary contributions but also enriches the local cultural landscape. As interest grows, the community looks forward to exploring the themes presented in the book. This publication marks a significant moment for both the author and the Wenatchee region's literary community.

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