Title: Too Unrealistic to be worthwhile
Product review: This book was so unrealistic with regard to how a courtroom trial would occur as to make the book maddening. The errors in the book go well beyond "poetic license" and into the real of unfathomable. To name but a few: 1. There is no way a District Attorney previously employed by a law firm would be involved in the prosecution of a member of his former firm accused of killing a former partner in that firm. Not possible. 2. There is no way a district attorney would ever have brought the case in the first place, based on the evidence presented in the book. 3. The relationship between the accused murderor and the deceased woman would never, ever be the basis for bringing a prosecution. And I've only named three of many unacceptable errors.
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