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Inadvertent Disclosure (2012)

by Melissa F. Miller(Favorite Author)

4.04 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Mystery & Thriller

publisher

Brown Street Books

series

Sasha McCandless Legal Thrillers

review 1: Enjoyable legal thriller with plenty of twists and turns. What begins as what seems to be a pretty straightforward case turns dark and dangerous in a hurry. When the town judge is murdered, there is no shortage of suspects that arise. From the local environmentalist to the big, bad oil companies, Sasha gets in much deeper than originally anticipated. Loved the characters and the pacing was enough to keep me wanting more. Not sure how I wound up with book 2 without reading 1, but looks like I'll have to head back and catch the beginning.
review 2: This is apparently the second in a series about Sasha McCandless, a lawyer who is deadly because she knows the martial art Krav Magna. I could sympathize with the characters in this book because we live in a county in... more PA which has already been ruined by fracking. Landowners were excited about selling their rights for big profit, only to find out how piddling the amounts are--after the greedy companies subtract their post production costs. Anyway, Sasha comes from Pittsburgh and ends up staying after the local judge gets killed, and an elderly resident is being bilked. Her boyfriend, Leo Connolly from Homeland Security helps out, as well. less

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