Catch a Falling Lawyer

Rating:
Summary: No error in his latest Chicago mob/lawyer game
Review: Bob Smith, a local practicing attorney and full-time father of three in Elmhurst, Illinois, has written another powerful and compelling work. His first book, Immoral Authority, was a taut and well-written yarn. His second, Catch a Falling Lawyer, exceeded all of my expectations. There will always be an audience for good, solid crime fiction, with ideas and storylines ripped from the headlines, Law and Order-style. But, what Bob Smith does is even more amazing. He does the impossible.

He make me think that lawyers have souls.

4 stars (Highest Rating)!!!
Recommended to all!

Rating:
Summary: Another feast for the eyes from Bob Smith!!
Review: Bob Smith, a local practicing attorney and full-time father of three in Elmhurst, Illinois, has written another powerful and compelling work. His first book, Immoral Authority, was a taut and well-written yarn. His second, Catch a Falling Lawyer, exceeded all of my expectations. There will always be an audience for good, solid crime fiction, with ideas and storylines ripped from the headlines, Law and Order-style. But, what Bob Smith does is even more amazing. He does the impossible.

He make me think that lawyers have souls.

4 stars (Highest Rating)!!!
Recommended to all!

Rating:
Summary: No error in his latest Chicago mob/lawyer game
Review: Robert Smith follows up his 1st novel with this exciting and thoughtful second volume of the Frank Doherty trilogy with a masterful story of crime, compassion and local color of Chicago.
It makes me think of seedy world of lawyer-dom and the veiled characters and scenic descriptions. Where's number #3