Another City, Not My Own, (Paperback)

from EvelynBernard

I will start this review by disclosing that, in my opinion, Dominic Dunne could do no wrong. Every month, when I open my new Vanity Fair, I still regret that there is no longer a Dominic Dunne column to savour. Dunne's recurring character (alter-ego?), Gus Bailey is sitting in a Los Angeles court...

from kelawrence

I am a huge Dunne fan . . . and even after all these years, the OJ trial was still interesting to read about. It's just amazing the name-dropping and the lives of the priviledged and the odd coincidences this man gets into. Fascinating - great "beach read" book.

from LARA335

Guilty pleasure. Gossip/name dropping heaven. Simple writing but amazingly addictive.

from dbsovereign

I was in Thailand while the OJ trial was THE only story out of the United States at the time - this book gets to the root of why we were all fascinated by it all.

from TerriBooks

You know how a pointellist painting makes a whole picture out of separate colored specks ? This book was like that. individual paragraphs, slices of conversation, reactions and responses almost in passing -- but by the time I was half way through the book these all began to meld together into a w...