Books by John Lescroart
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review 1: I haven't read any of the other books in this series, but I thought that it wouldn't be an issue. I was wrong. There were a lot of things that I didn't understand, but I assume it's because I didn't read from the beginning and I didn't get the character development that I needed ...
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review 1: My first venture into works by this author. He had a large segment of shelf space at the library, but after I had checked this out, I thought, "lots of books on the shelf: not checked out being read...hmmm." It was a good enough read. Starts off like a lot of other books: one goo...
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review 1: The 3rd by this author, again left in the lobby of my building by someone. These are fun, fast reads that I've enjoyed. This one had more court/law involvement than the other 3 I read by this author. While I thought that was interesting I didn't like it as much as the one which f...
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review 1: Lesscroart books tend to be hit or miss. This one tends toward the latter. It tended to drag on through the first half. Only when we got to the courtroom segment did it improve. But Lescroart readers know to expect the "rabbit out of the hat" ploy to bring about a desired ending....
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review 1: Much as I like the writing of John Lescroart, I had to give this book just three stars. I prefer when he writes about Dismas Hardy and his buddy Abe. Dominic Como, who runs a number of do good organizations in San Francisco, is found dead in the sludge left behind when the city...
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review 1: Overall, a worthwhile, entertaining read. Enough fast page-flipping action to more than adequately make up for the occasional lackluster storyline spots. Easy to become emotionally involved/hooked re the characters... plenty of bad guys to boo-hiss at, a few heroic figures to che...
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review 1: Great legal thriller! It’s got loads of action, twists and turns, as well as great realistic characters with their flaws and oddities. It left me uncomfortable with the American justice system at times, because of the single-mindedness of prosecutor and judge. But that was also a...