Personal Injuries (Abridged) Audiobook

" Not as good as his other books. Too much in-depth descriptions of characters' internal struggles, too many characters, several plots, wondered when it would end. "

" Not one of his best... "

" A lawyer behind the scenes tells the story of Robbie a fraud lawyer for over twenty years who's a snitch for the government and is killed by a golf club over the head. A must read again in 2011 or near future. "

" A great legal thriller. Even though its old, the story is still fresh - especially considering what's going on in the City of Detroit with Monica Conyers! "

" This is a fast flying enthralling book about an attorney whose been caught paying off judges for settlements in his favor. Robbie is a fast thinking, quick witted, attorney who has practiced for over 20 years w/o a license (!) and then unabashedly got trapped in the bribery whirlpool. Very entertaining. My mind was going 100 mph trying to keep up w/all the metaphors and similies, great subtle humor. Very unexpected ending... "

" My audio book club shipped this by mistake, but since I liked a movie that was based on a Turow novel (Presumed Innocent?), I thought I'd give it a listen. It was pleasant enough, if you like legal procedurals. "

" Ron - 4 stars; Nancy - 3 stars "

" Somehow, Turow's books are all similar in flavor, but I like the flavor. Densely layered deceit and discovery of same. The main character (Robbie Feaver) is great. I was a little irritated by the end (literature drama), but when I thought about it, it might be hard to end it any other way. "

" Reliably full of good plot twists and interesting character development. The device of having a tangential character as the narrator posed all of the inconveniences you would expect, without much benefit. "

" This had enought twists and turns to make it interesting. I don't know if I'd call it believable but it was fun, in its way. "

" The last of the Kindle County Legal Thrillers in my collection. Started slow but built as it went along. Another great example of Turow's character development. Not wild about the ending, but getting there was sort of fun. May be more entertaining than Pleadin Guilty. "

" ok. this book did not really capture my interest, i waded through - it had a few redeeming moments. "

" Scott Turow gets me through my time on the treadmill, and helps remind me that the pursuit of law can be entertaining (even if it's only in fiction). O.K.? "

" 1st edition, signed by author "

" Scott Turow does a good job of conveying complex motivations for human relationships. Such a pleasure to read well written internal dialogues of the self aware main character. "

" I loved this book. Comes on top of my list of legal thrillers. "

" This was okay for the kind of book it is. We listened to it on a road trip. "

" almost gave it four stars because the writing and characters are both good, but way too much description for a thriller. "

" I felt that Mr Turow included too much minutia for my taste. The story wasn't all that compelling and he took over 500 pages to tell it. There were moments I truly enjoyed, so gave the book 2 1/2 stars. I bought several of his books and am hoping all are not so filled with legal details. "

" A sometimes long story about a legal case with a FBI informant. "

" It took some time to get into, but Turow did a wonderful job of bringing the characters -- some of whom appear in other Kindle County books -- to life. Every character had his or her flaws; the "bad" guy was really pretty nice, the "good" guy was an asshole. Stick with it, it's worth the time. "

" i wated too much time reading this book. The story is good but the way it is writen is boring. I forced myself to finish reading this book. And I did finish reading it. An achievement...perhaps. "

" Suspense was excellent as always love reading Scott turow "

" Lots of detail. Sometimes too much making the story difficut to follow and dry. "