Girl in the Glass Box

from jfe16

Julia Rodriguez, an undocumented immigrant detained and slated for deportation after an "anonymous" tip to immigration officials, needs help and Miami attorney Jack Swyteck soon finds himself embroiled in immigration issues. Severely depressed by the separation from her mother, fourteen-year-old ...

from Bonnie.Franks

This book is a solid legal thriller, as expected from James Grippando. I have to say that legal thrillers have always been my go-to choice, and this one does not disappoint. I am familiar with Jack Swytek, and this book shows him at his best. I may not understand all of the implied political nuan...

from Carolesrandomlife

I really enjoyed this book. I have been a fan of James Grippando's writing for a very long time. I first discovered his books sometime around 2006 and quickly tackled his backlist. I think a few books have slipped past me over the years but I try to stay as up to date with his writing as I can. I...

from kbranfield

4.5 stars. The Girl in the Glass Box by James Grippando is a poignant mystery which features a timely and socially relevant storyline. Although this newest release is the fifteenth installment in the Jack Swytek series, it can be read as a standalone. When attorney Jack Swytek's grandmother ask...