The Rule of Nine
A Paul Madriani Novel

All in all, I was disappointed in this book. I have thoroughly enjoyed the previous books in the Paul Madriani series. The first several in particular as he dealt with life after losing his wife, raising his young daughter while defending some rather interesting legal cases along the way. This last......more

I went on the author's website and heard an interview about his "trilogy of terror." That's the last book, this one, and the next one, where he wanted to take a break from the "courtroom drama" stuff that his character is liked for. It's a well-written story, but if I wanted the terrorist-nuclear bo......more

Yes, this book is different from some of the others of the series. Martini steps away from a legal thriller novel and changes into a high energy, thriller that reminds me of a Dan Brown mystery. I actually enjoyed this book. The suspense kept me on the edge of my seat and I couldn’t get enough. Quick......more

Good, but too many coincidences were needed to propel the story. Also, too many references to previous books sometimes made it hard to relate. It was left open- ended to allow for another novel.......more

An extremist desires to change the direction that the U.S. is going by wiping out the Supreme Court. Washington is in dissaray with unemployment and budget deficits. The government wants to generate revenue by taxing overseas bank accounts. Senator Josh Root is highly concerned with how he and a numbe......more