Betrayal

As modern as the daily newspaper, this is a top notch legal thriller. I couldn't put it down.

This book is billed as a Dismis Hardy/Abe Glitsky novel--- It is only MARIGINALLY so.. Dismis and Abe appear in the prologu, and in the novel's climax, but most of this novel is far from being Lescroart's regular stuff.. That's not to discount it.. It still is a walloping page turner of a book that......more

This is as Disnis Hardy book that I had not yet read. It is quite different from the other books in this series, in that Dismis is far from the main character in the book, his client Evan Scholler is. The story bounces back and forth between Iraq and the US in the first few chapters, but then takes......more

This is another excellent addition to the several "Dismas Hardy" books I have read. Unlike most of the books in the series, Dismas comes in at the end of a case. He is simply handling an appeal of a murder conviction in a case already tried. The original lawayer has disappeared so the judge asks Hard......more

This book was all over the place. Almost half of it was backstory that was so detailed only to then jump into the present that skipped chunks of timeline. None of the characters were remotely appealing. The ending was supposed to be shocking but was more tired than anything. I was so disappointed.......more