Romans, Nouvelles, Recits (Domaine Etranger): Poids de La Preuve (Le) (Series #6023170) (Paperback)

from brucemmoyer

Not one to throw around star ratings, I found myself completely engrossed in this account of the life of Lawyer Alejandro Stern, a fictional gentlemen who encounters events beyond his comprehension in his extended family. Thorough, intelligent, and even handed, he is forced to apply all his legal...

from JustMe869

I could have handled a little less of the main character's sex life, but that was the only flaw. It is difficult to put down. The plot keeps taking unexpected twists and turns.

from levasssp

This book is entertaining...but not Turow's best work. If you like to read about the sexual fantasies of a 60-year old attorney, this book is for you. The story is somewhat compelling but ends quite disappointingly (and quite predictably). If you are reading this after 'Presumed Innocent' you wil...

from Anagarika-Sean

Another great one by Mr. Turow! I wish I had the time to read the rest of the books he's written. Maybe one day.

from brucemmoyer

Not one to throw around star ratings, I found myself completely engrossed in this account of the life of Lawyer Alejandro Stern, a fictional gentlemen who encounters events beyond his comprehension in his extended family. Thorough, intelligent, and even handed, he is forced to apply all his legal...