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Madelyn | 1/19/2014
" Not a bad legal thriller, but Roosevelt is no Grisham. It was a decent beach read last year while I was on vacation. "
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Chris | 1/2/2014
" Enough nefarious doings to drive the plot forward, and enough thoughtful reflections on the practice of law, through a panoply of well-developed characters, to make these nefarious doings matter. A taxonomy of the moral lives of lawyers, I loved it. "
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Sharon | 7/10/2013
" Interesting take on the law--very good plotting and some memorable characters, though there were moments when the writing tilted a bit into genre. "
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Jim | 6/30/2013
" Really interesting view of the inside a fictional law firm. From my experience, a lot rings true "
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Delight | 6/11/2013
" Good, smart, legal read. Lawyers only would likely enjoy. "
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Moria | 6/2/2013
" it got better as it went on... i just had to push myself through the first hundred pages or so. liked it more than the emperor's children, whatever that means. i guess that this book has some redeemable characters. "
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Dawngoldstein | 6/1/2013
" Loved this book-one of my favorite legal thrillers ever. "
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Molly | 3/29/2013
" Interesting characters- however several of the story lines turn into dead ends. "
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Nick | 11/9/2012
" Well written, if not the best storyline in the world. "
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Brandon Lawson | 10/11/2012
" It was a quick, easy read and was interesting. Overall, though, it just wasn't as stirring as I hoped. "
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Courtney | 9/15/2011
" A little too dramatic for my taste pre-law school, a little boring as I reflect on it now. "
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Ange | 6/15/2011
" I heard him speak and so got his book. Kermit is a descendant of the Roosevelts. He also teaches law. He said he wrote this book to give his students what corporate law is like. I enjoyed the book. "
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Nicole | 3/12/2011
" Reminds me of my time at a big firm. "
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Irene | 12/12/2010
" Fiction. Legal genre. The best depiction of law firm life that I have ever read. "
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Chris | 11/3/2010
" Enough nefarious doings to drive the plot forward, and enough thoughtful reflections on the practice of law, through a panoply of well-developed characters, to make these nefarious doings matter. A taxonomy of the moral lives of lawyers, I loved it.
"
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Molly | 12/30/2009
" Interesting characters- however several of the story lines turn into dead ends.
"
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Courtney | 8/11/2009
" A little too dramatic for my taste pre-law school, a little boring as I reflect on it now.
"
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Dawngoldstein | 6/17/2009
" Loved this book-one of my favorite legal thrillers ever.
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Jim | 3/22/2009
" Really interesting view of the inside a fictional law firm. From my experience, a lot rings true
"
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Moria | 3/5/2008
" it got better as it went on... i just had to push myself through the first hundred pages or so. liked it more than the emperor's children, whatever that means. i guess that this book has some redeemable characters.
"
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Delight | 2/27/2008
" Good, smart, legal read. Lawyers only would likely enjoy.
"
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Brandon | 1/24/2008
" It was a quick, easy read and was interesting. Overall, though, it just wasn't as stirring as I hoped.
"
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Nick | 1/5/2008
" Well written, if not the best storyline in the world.
"
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Ange | 12/4/2007
" I heard him speak and so got his book. Kermit is a descendant of the Roosevelts. He also teaches law. He said he wrote this book to give his students what corporate law is like. I enjoyed the book.
"
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Madelyn | 8/17/2007
" Not a bad legal thriller, but Roosevelt is no Grisham. It was a decent beach read last year while I was on vacation.
"
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Joanne | 7/3/2007
" Fiction. Legal genre. The best depiction of law firm life that I have ever read.
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Sharon | 5/12/2007
" Interesting take on the law--very good plotting and some memorable characters, though there were moments when the writing tilted a bit into genre.
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