The Laws of Our Fathers (Paperback)

from baldhead

2nd book by this author I have read. First one was hard going but this one was way too wordy and I lost interest many times. Did not finish

from Schmerguls

5642. The Laws of the Fathers, by Scott Turow (read 7 Aug 2019) This is the sixth book I've read by this author. I was so tremendously impressed and caught up by his book, One L, about his first year in law school (which I read 20 May 1982) that i have often succumbed to reading his books, though...

from blockbuster1994

The Law of Our Fathers is an ambitious work, taking on several meaty, hot button issues from the last 40 years: war protesting, the Holocaust, political activism, recreational drug use, gang violence, poverty, grief and oh lets see, unhappy childhood/unresolved parental conflict/middle age divorc...

from AliceAnna

A good, if not great, book. A nice look at the hippie-turned-boomer class. I found myself as intrigued by the exposition of the past as I was with the actual trial.

from susandennis

Years ago I read one of Scott Turow's books - I have no clue which one - and it offended me in some way that I cannot now remember. Since I can't remember, I decided to forgive and give him another shot. Am I ever glad I did. The Laws of our Fathers follows a court case as it unfolds, but with fl...