" Scott Turow is one of the few writers of commercial fiction who successfully combine intelligence, social consciousness, and thought-provoking subject matter within the thriller genre. The reader can always count on something more than just a mindless page turner. In Limitations, an appellate court justice finds himself the subject of e-mail threats from an unknown assailant as he attempts to juggle his decision in a high-profile rape case with circumstances from his past 40 years before. While Turow sets the stage for an excellent examination of a man under pressure in the midst of a difficult dilemma, Limitations doesn't quite follow through on its promise. The book, while good and worth reading, seems a bit too much like the outline of an excellent book that isn't fully developed. Written in serial form for a magazine, it could have used a bit more plot and character development that an additional 100 pages or so would have offered. "
— Terry, 2/10/2014