Title: Lucky Reader
Product review: Okay, this is a very funny book-a Keystone Kops caper by a former Harvard Lampooner that joyfully leaps from one set of hijinks to the next. But, as they say on late-night TV, there's more: Attorney Canter provides a rich bag of tricks Author Canter and the tale is anchored in all kinds of legal madness. Leonardo Cook is a good soul-a warmly drawn character who is every bit as endearing as Michael Malone's Raleigh Whittier Hayes or John Kennedy's Ignatius J. Reilly-forever just a banana peel away from catastrophe. His tale is compelling and Lucky Leonardo is a more than just a bundle of laughs: It's a page-turner that grabbed me from the get-go right through to the stunning resolution.
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