Lee Goodman

It was hard for me to decide between a 2 and a 3. I liked the ending better than others, even though it was convoluted, but decided to go with the lower rating. Why? I just wanted the book to end so I could move on to reading something better. I did not really like the main character, Nick, a prosecutor, especially his marital problems and his inability to decide whom to support. It was clear to me why he was on his second marriage. The violent death of his sister-in-law was deeply troubling to his family and his close colleague, Henry, who was her fiancée. Even the interactions with the investigating officers felt contrived. This one was not for me.

Goodman deserves credit though for his endnote about the important work being done by the Innocence Project to get incorrect convictions overturned with new evidence, including DNA testing.… (más)

Injustice is the story of an Assistant U.S. Attorney named Nick Davis. He tries hard to fix everything and everyone, but is himself flawed. What follows is the solving of three different cases--one a murder, one an innocent man in jail. and the last one, bribery charges against important men.This book is well written and the characters come alive. There's lots of murder, action, and mayhem. I liked this book so much that I plan to read Goodman's other two book in this series. I received this book free from Net Galley for an honest review.… (más)