Blog & Reviews
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Steve Clark is an author and lawyer in Oklahoma City specializing in medical malpractice. He is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, an honor limited to the top 1% of attorneys. He is also listed in The Best Lawyers in America.
The White Russian
Evie has just graduated from college in New York in 1937. Despite her many questions, no one in her family ever will talk about her mysterious grandmother who was apparently married to or the mistress of a Russian general who fled the Soviet Union after the White Army...
The Holdout
Graham Moore The Holdout (Random House, $28.00) has written a 21st century Twelve Angry Men. Instead of Henry Fonda, Moore has created an obnoxious young woman named Maya, a recent college graduate. Living with her boyfriend and unemployed, she shows for jury duty...
A Good Marriage
Kimberly McCreight has written a marvelous new mystery, A Good Marriage (Harper Collins, $27.99). Lizzie is a thirty-something lawyer new to a tall-tower major Manhattan law firm, struggling to keep up with a load of work and an alcoholic husband. She gets a call one...
A Shadow Intelligence
I just finished A Shadow Intelligence (HMH, $25.00) by Oliver Harris, though I must confess that I lost the plot thread halfway through and skimmed the remainder. It contains a multitude of characters using complex technology in a story told by MI6 agent, Elliot Kane....
Dead Letters
Caite Dolan-Leach can really write beautiful sentences and sharp dialogue. Dead Letters (Random House, $27.00) is the story of identical twins Ava and Zelda, as in A to Z, who unfortunately at birth got switched. The first born was supposed to be Ava, but wound out...
The Gate Keeper
I’ve read several Inspector Rutledge novels written by the team of Charles Todd (son and other) but have not reviewed one. I just finished The Gate Keeper (William Morrow, $26.99). Inspector Fleming has just come back from World War I and rejoined Scotland Yard, as a...