Nineteen minutes

In nineteen minutes you can cut the lawn in front of the house, or dye your hair, or bake the cakes to breakfast.
In nineteen minutes, you can stop the ground or jump off it.
In nineteen minutes you can get a revenge.
Sterling-a provincial sleepy town in the state of New Hampshire. Once his quiet life is violated by shots in high school. And to survive this event, it is not enough to achieve a triumph of justice. For the inhabitants of Sterling, the line between truth and fiction, good and evil, his own and strangers, was forever erased. Josie Razmie, the daughter of a judge, could be a valuable witness to the prosecution, but does not remember what happened before her eyes, and those facts that are clarified during the trial, throw a shadow of guilt both to schoolchildren and adults, destroying even the most Strong friendly and family ties.
The novel Nineteen minutes poses simple questions that do not have simple answers. Can I not know your own child? What does it mean to be not like everyone else? Is the victim’s desire to strike a response justified? And to whom to believe the court, if any of us has the right to judge another?