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I have read many of Grisham books and this was my first Steve Martini, and i must confess that i loved this book more than all the books i have read of this genre - legal fiction-so far. I loved the book more than even Presumed Innocent and Defending Jacob. I liked this book not less than Anatomy of a Murder by Robert Traver.
The book doesn't waste the pages in restaurant and bar which i often find in Grisham books insomuch abundance that it causes me severe indigestion next morning after late night partying with his books.
Full of court room action and court proceedings and sufficient humor kept me glued till the end.
Steve also some time explained the legal terms like 'hearsay', 'assumption of fact not in the evidence' pretty well so besides enjoyment it was also a sort of learning for me.
If one is more interested in court room action- i read legal fiction only for this reason alone- and not looking for much suspense and thrill, I will highly recommend this book.
The book doesn't waste the pages in restaurant and bar which i often find in Grisham books insomuch abundance that it causes me severe indigestion next morning after late night partying with his books.
Full of court room action and court proceedings and sufficient humor kept me glued till the end.
Steve also some time explained the legal terms like 'hearsay', 'assumption of fact not in the evidence' pretty well so besides enjoyment it was also a sort of learning for me.
If one is more interested in court room action- i read legal fiction only for this reason alone- and not looking for much suspense and thrill, I will highly recommend this book.
