I was very surprised with the beginning of this book, didn't at all begin as I thought it might. That having been said, I'm really enjoying the series, lots of twists and turns and I am looking forward to continuing it.
I think Martini is better than Grisham, particularly his courtroom scenes. In Undue Influence, Paul Mondriani is defending is sister-in-law, Laurel Vega, who has been accused of murdering the new wife of her erst-while husband, a state legislator who is under investigation by the feds for bribery. L...
I knew it was a bad sign when about 50 pages into the book I described it to a friend as "trying to see if the story outweighed the stupid." Answer: not really.The premise is that an author writes a controversial book about race and is then found murdered. The rest of the book told from the point ...
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