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The Mercy Rule

The Mercy Rule

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A very enjoyable and engrossing read
Review: This is the first John Lescroart book I have ever read and I must say that this is a very interesting story, the characters are well developed and very easy to read. Dismas Hardy and Graham Russo are great characters, I hope that I see them again. I thorougly enjoyed reading this book and I will be a new fan of his from now on. I recommend this book to anyone who likes a good legal thriller.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A very enjoyable and engrossing read
Review: This is the first John Lescroart book I have ever read and I must say that this is a very interesting story, the characters are well developed and very easy to read. The story takes a hold of you and never seems to let go. I thorougly enjoyed reading this book and I will be a new fan of his from now on. I recommend this book to anyone who likes a good legal thriller.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Boring, Predictable, forced my way through it!
Review: This was my first read by this author and most likely my last. I thought the storyline had great potential; what happened? The characters were poorly developed. Absolutely nothing you could sink your teeth into. Boooo hoooo.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Have some Mercy on me and dont read this book....
Review: Three words: Boring Boring Boring

The last time I saw so much fluff, he was caddying for Tiger Woods. This book was miserable. I'd rather read a phone book.


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