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kdurham2's review against another edition
4.0
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The second in a series and although the law case is full resolved in this book and the one previously, I would recommend starting at Lawyer for the Dog as there are a lot of character development moments that you would miss if you jumped straight to this one.
As in the first book, it centers around Sally Baynard who is a lawyer with her own practice in Charleston, SC. Her ex husband is a judge and she likes spending her time helping the people in her community solve the problems that matter to them most. In this book, there is a cat that is worth quite a bit as her owner has recently died and left her estate to the cat to ensure the cat is able to maintain the "emotional environment" that she is used to!
The second in a series and although the law case is full resolved in this book and the one previously, I would recommend starting at Lawyer for the Dog as there are a lot of character development moments that you would miss if you jumped straight to this one.
As in the first book, it centers around Sally Baynard who is a lawyer with her own practice in Charleston, SC. Her ex husband is a judge and she likes spending her time helping the people in her community solve the problems that matter to them most. In this book, there is a cat that is worth quite a bit as her owner has recently died and left her estate to the cat to ensure the cat is able to maintain the "emotional environment" that she is used to!
buuboobaby's review against another edition
3.0
3 stars
I did not enjoy this as must as Lawyer for the Dog. Sally managed to irritate me almost the entire book. She is a complete pessimist. She gives up when things get even the slightest bit complicated, then she regrets it for decades. She has an inability to form emotional attachments because she's afraid of being hurt or losing control of her life, and this has diminished her. I'm glad I stuck with it because I liked the ending, but I'm not sure if I would read another in the series.
I did not enjoy this as must as Lawyer for the Dog. Sally managed to irritate me almost the entire book. She is a complete pessimist. She gives up when things get even the slightest bit complicated, then she regrets it for decades. She has an inability to form emotional attachments because she's afraid of being hurt or losing control of her life, and this has diminished her. I'm glad I stuck with it because I liked the ending, but I'm not sure if I would read another in the series.
xoemxly77's review against another edition
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.75
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