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Title: About as good as could be expected
Review: Marcia Clark succeeds in making her book about the Simpson case interesting and lively, and I think the reader does get a pretty good idea of what kind of person she is. The book is highly predictable, however, in that Clark in almost mechanical fashion slants events to justify her own actions and approaches with regard to the Simpson case. Like just about anyone in her position, she justifies, rationalizes, dumps on her enemies, praises her friends, and turns the Simpson trial into a Manichaean struggle of good vs. evil.Overall, I didn't find her a very appealing personality. She seems snippish, shallow, and self-promoting. But apparently, that's Marcia Clark.
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