Lisa Scottoline has been one of my favorite authors since I picked up Everywhere That Mary Went as a paperback novel several years ago. Since that time, I've discovered her humor books as well as her stand alone novels and know that I can count on her for a great read no matter the genre. It's been sometime since I've read one of her series books so I was excited to delve back in.
Exposed has all the hallmarks of a great legal thriller. Of course, you have Bennie Rosato and Mary DuNunzio as your main characters. Mary quickly finds herself in a moral and legal dilemma when a childhood friend needs her help to pursue a case against his employer for improper termination and after she agrees to take the case, she finds out that Bennie represents the parent company. Is this an ethical conflict and how will Bennie and Mary work this out? They barely have time to consider this problem before the case takes an unexpected turn. This is just the tip of the iceberg in this fast paced legal thriller that will keep you reading long into the night.
While Exposed is part of a series, I enjoyed reading the book independently, but be warned, you may want to rush out to the book store or load up your kindle with any of the titles you have missed.
Thanks to St. Martin's Press for the opportunity to review this book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Exposed has all the hallmarks of a great legal thriller. Of course, you have Bennie Rosato and Mary DuNunzio as your main characters. Mary quickly finds herself in a moral and legal dilemma when a childhood friend needs her help to pursue a case against his employer for improper termination and after she agrees to take the case, she finds out that Bennie represents the parent company. Is this an ethical conflict and how will Bennie and Mary work this out? They barely have time to consider this problem before the case takes an unexpected turn. This is just the tip of the iceberg in this fast paced legal thriller that will keep you reading long into the night.
While Exposed is part of a series, I enjoyed reading the book independently, but be warned, you may want to rush out to the book store or load up your kindle with any of the titles you have missed.
Thanks to St. Martin's Press for the opportunity to review this book through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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