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Summary: Turow's BEST yet!
Review: I have read all of Turow's books! I read One-L during my first year of law school and was amazed at how well he portrayed the experience. I was floored by Presumed Innocent and all of his other books. But let me tell all of you this: THIS IS TUROW'S BEST BOOK YET! Turow takes this opportunity to take you inside the minds of a personal injury lawyer with a "shady" side, an FBI agent struggling with her sexuality and a diverse group of other players involved in a tremendously enthralling story about corruption in the court system. As each chapter unfolded, Turow continued expanding on not one, but several storylines, which fit together neatly in the end. I highly recommend this book to any fan of the legal thriller!
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Summary: Enjoyable, character-driven novel
Review: I found the book a pleasure to read. The characters are richly drawn, and the plot is intricate and interesting. The "Evon" character is initially annoying, but by the time I finished the book I really felt for her situation and understood the transformation she went through over the course of the novel.
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Summary: Turow's Best Book Yet!
Review: Turow's new book is great. It is a thrilling tale of crime, law, etc., as always, but the personal feelings involved, and the mixed emotions it brings out in readers is thrilling. I have read all of Turow's books and this is my favorite yet. BUY THIS BOOK!
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Summary: PERSONAL INJURIES
Review: I AM STILL TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT BOOK PEOPLE ARE READING WHEN THEY GIVE THIS BOOK ANYMORE THAN 2 STARS. I WILL NEVER PURCHASE A SCOTT TUROW HARDCOVER AGAIN
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Summary: Shallow Effort Borders on Tedious
Review: The characters, the story and the outcome solicit only a big, "So what!" When all was said and done I cared little for these characters and the beds they had each made for themselves to lie in.
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Summary: Tedious
Review: This topic of corruption among judges should have been gripping. Unfortunately the story line gets terribly tangled in the lives of some characters who are not very interesting or appealling.
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Summary: Second unfinished Turow book
Review: This is the second book of his that I haven't finished. I only got halfway through his last book before I gave up. This one I got about 3/4 through before saying to myself "Enough already". I agree with one person who said Turow's habit of using charters first, then last, then full name to be very confusing. I kept waiting for something to happen and it never did as far as I was concerned. I have given up on this author. I refuse to buy anymore of his books.
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Summary: Boring
Review: Don't waste your time reading this book. The characters never come to life and the plot was hard to follow (you need to keep a chart of who's who).
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Summary: Need Sleep?
Review: B...O...R...I...N...G If you need to fall asleep, read this. It never took me so long to finish a book!
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Summary: Extremely interesting characters
Review: I've read all of Turow's books and I think he's really done well with this one. The characters will live on in my mind for years, just as Brushy (a character from a previous book) still does. Excellent work. The narrative jumps from one character to another was sometimes confusing, though. But still, a whale of a lot better book than most. Turow is a really good writer who is really thinking. He makes it worth your time.
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