Review: Paris Lawyer
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 23, 2012
I don't pretend to be a very smart person when it comes to understanding laws, and procedures in general. But I have found that I do enjoy reading most thriller and crime books that have become popular today.When given the opportunity to read this particular book I jumped at the opportunity because I have not read any that have been from other countries and thought that the interpretation of things might lead to an interesting read.From the very beginning I had a hard time connecting to the story. I got the gist of the story lines and the interweaving of emotional ties our main character has with the defendant and the complications with her past, her new lover and her father. But it was the language that was used, some paragraphs I had to read over several times to try to understand what was being said with all the complicated wording.The plot and the characters were very fun, but I personally had a hard time really delving into the story and losing myself in what was happening because of the language used to portray the complexities of the stories. I can't say that it's bad because it is exactly as I would think a lawyer thinks especially when caught up in the middle of a murder trial and doing so much research.