Interesting because it's true. Grisham's books have always been an easy and entertaining read for me. The stories are engaging, and the characters are well-developed. However, after a while, the details can get a little boring. This could possibly be because I already know the outcome. Maybe it's because I've read so many of his books that I can predict what's going to happen next. Or perhaps it's because the plots follow a similar formula. Despite this, I still enjoy reading Grisham's books. They're a great way to unwind and escape from reality for a while. I would recommend his books to anyone who enjoys a good legal thriller or mystery.

This is not one of my favorite Margolin's works.

However, it was still a good read.

The story had its own charm and kept me engaged from start to finish.

The characters were well-developed and the plot had enough twists and turns to hold my interest.

Although it didn't reach the level of my absolute favorites, it had its merits.

The author's writing style was clear and easy to follow, which made it an enjoyable experience.

I would recommend it to others who are interested in the genre.

Overall, it was a solid book that I'm glad I took the time to read.

I was not happy for a long time while reading this book. It was about a lawyer who was representing a lawyer and at the same time sleeping with the defendant's wife. I guess Harrison Ford, Gene Hackman, Richard Gere, and some other dudes in Hollywood have probably done this kind of thing a bunch.

As the trial went on, I was constantly thinking, "Oh oh, is there going to be proof? Is the dude going to admit it?" And when it came to the police officer Ortiz, I was thinking that he was bad. But what a scumbag he was, interacting with some chump pimp named T.V. It just made me shake my head in disgust.

The whole situation seemed so sordid and unethical. I couldn't help but wonder how such things could happen in the legal world. It really made me question the integrity of some of the people involved.

Overall, the book left a bad taste in my mouth and made me think twice about the actions and behaviors of those in positions of power and influence.