This time MG leads us away from the more regularly used kind of lawyer to one just scraping by, not a high-flyer or part of a big firm or on a big case. Just an everyday kind of guy who gets dragged in to something possibly beyond his immediate scope. I didn't quite feel for the main character in...
Not as good as his previous books in my opinion. A big portion of this book is dedicated to the political activities of the Texas Governor, and while I don't mind that in principal it is not really fascinating the way it is handled by the author. Rather boring I am afraid to say. I would certainl...
Probably more 2.5 stars than a straight 2. I have never read any of Mark Gimenez' previous books and so cannot compare but, having looked at reviews, can only assume that they must be better than this one. This one is far too lng (541 pages) for a lightweight story that could have been told in le...
What an adventure! Mark Gimenez does a fantastic job in developing the characters and the story, and builds up to a brilliant finale. More importantly, it is extremely enlightening in terms of general knowledge and particularly, the oil and gas sector. Thoroughly enjoyed reading it. It gets a bit...
3.5 stars This enjoyable thriller reads a lot like a John Grisham novel with a dash of Perry Mason thrown in. Dallas lawyer A. Scott Fenney was a star football player in college. This helped propel him into his job as an attorney at the elite Ford Stevens law firm where he happily learned less-...