Taking place in 1982, Nick Mannino is just out of law school and working in legal aid for low income clients when he gets a case where he truly believes the client is innocent of sexually molesting the young boys as he’s accused of doing.
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The Good Lawyer
by Thomas Benigno
2012 / 346 pages
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NIck is young, ambitious and wants to prove he can be a successful lawyer – getting away from his family’s involvement with a Long Island based crime syndicate. He’s in love, too.
The story has some twists and turns, interesting although graphic in places. It’s pretty good but not great at all. I may be getting burned out on legal thrillers.
They’re all written to be made into movies, aren’t they?
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I think so – I don’t go though. I think I see the impact in more action-packed books with great visuals. You can just see the movie in your head, or you wonder how they’d do that.
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I agree with Lisa.
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LOL!
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