Barely Legal
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4.1 • 203 Ratings
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- $7.99
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Publisher Description
In this nonstop thriller from the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Stone Barrington series, the protégé will become the hero as Herbie Fisher gets caught in a web of deceit, corruption, and greed.
Under the tutelage of Stone Barrington, Herbie Fisher has transformed from a bumbling sad sack into the youngest partner at the white-shoe law firm Woodman & Weld, and a man whose company is in high demand both because of his professional acumen and his savoir faire. But even his newly won composure and finely honed skills can’t prepare him for the strange escapade he’s unwittingly pulled into, and which—unbeknownst to him—has put him at the center of a bull’s-eye. In the city that never sleeps there are always devious schemes afoot, and Herbie will have to be quick on his feet to stay one step ahead of his enemies...and they’re closing in.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
New York lawyer Herbie Fisher, the hard-luck hero of this cleverly plotted comic thriller from Edgar-winner Woods and Hall (Smooth Operator), gets called in at the last minute to defend David Ross, a college kid accused of selling drugs at a party near Columbia University. David is the son of a New York City councilman who incurred the wrath of a ruthless real estate developer by refusing to approve a height variance for one of the mogul's buildings. The case against David is meant to send a message to the council-man from the developer. David refuses to accept the plea deal he's under pressure to take, because he's innocent. Meanwhile, a loan shark who believes that Herbie owes him $90,000 is getting impatient. Stone Barrington, Woods's main series lead, lends minimal support as Herbie manages to stumble his way to the exciting, satisfying climax. The courtroom scenes are convincing, and a host of inept crooks will resonate with fans of Donald Westlake's caper novels.)
Customer Reviews
Barley Legal
Great story. Humorous. Many twists and laughs.
Great Fun
I loved this story. It was such a good and funny story. I didn't want to our it down.
Barely legal
Thumbs down very elementary & Mr Woods “authors note” which is repeated in each of his books is just rude to his readers who spend fortunes on his books. No more buying however & just gave all mine to Goodwill.
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