Review: "Ascension Day" Profound profanity amd sexual situations
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 6, 2013
I believe this would have been an excellent book if I had notfelt compelled to skip over so much of it because of excessiveprofanity. With legal thrillers there is often some undesirablelanguage because of the low-life individuals involved but withany depth of literary skills this can be avoided and certainlynot participated in by the author.The suspense held to the very end. The author effectively keptall the character's flowing smoothly and each one's individualpart alive with action.There was also some morbid violent acts, but I could have dealtwith that.This centers around a young lawyer trying to prove himself andbecome successful in his new career choice.  He was given anassignment to finalize the appeal and last 'ditch' effort offreeing a man on death row - a job none of the senior partnerswanted their name associated with because of certain failure.The prisoner had lost memory so his quilt remained slightlyquestionable. The lawyer, through great opposition, fought forhis client until the end.This review is submitted by my family reviews.