Never tried
Turow, tried a Grisham and thought it was just how you
described this Turow.
I did finish
a decent legal thriller last week that I thought some of you
hard-boiled fans might appreciate. It's called The Judge. The
author is Steve Martini. It's written in the first person
point of view, has compelling courtroom dialogue (at least,
for me), and is full of wry observations on the characters
and the legal institution. The climax was cookie-cutter, but
most ending disappoint me. It's an easy read. Give it a
try.
> Ok, this may be OT but please give a little feedback
if you can. I have
> never read Scott Turow so I picked up "Presumed
Innocent". I had expected
> to enjoy the writer but I am less than 100 pages in
and about to give up.
> The book seems to be very disjointed, characters
seem to come and go and
> it
> would seem that prior knowledge is required for it
to make sense.
>
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