Title: Very Good, But Not His Best
Review: 'Irreparable Harm' is a suspense novel with a lot of action.This story features a new lawyer fresh out of law school, Mitchell Taylor. Rather than easing into his on-the-job training as an attorney, he is thrust into a high profile case with precedent setting potential. It includes cloning and forced abortion among its issues.Singer does a very good job of explaining the complexities of different types of cloning as well as the relevant legal issues while still keeping the story interesting. The part that did not work for me was a romance involving two of the main players seems rushed and superficial. Although this is a good read, it is not Mr. Singer's best.For those who have never read his work, I would recommend three of his other novels ahead of this one:Directed Verdict,Dying Declaration, andFalse Witness. He is definitely an author one should get to know. If you like John Grisham and Scott Turow, you'll love Randy Singer.
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