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A review by grace_astudentreading
Nothing but the Truth by Robyn Gigl
emotional
informative
tense
medium-paced
4.0
Advanced reader's copy review
Another amazing book in the Erin McCabe series! This one opened so hard and fast with so much action I was immediately and happily dragged into the story. For starters, I continue to worship Erin as a main character. I love her so much and her arc in this story is absolutely amazing. She had great internal conflict between the continued effects of the events of the last book and her life choices in this book. And of course, I continue to love the side characters. Mark and Peg and Sean and Liz are all amazing! And Swish was the best! I loved getting to see him practicing law more. I think I am finally learning to appreciate the court scenes, and I actually really enjoyed all of those scenes. The way the court became like a giant game of chess that truly had me riveted. I did struggle a bit with Jon, who I didn’t feel Erin connected with as much as she did with her clients in the other books. But I still really liked him by the end of the story. Overall, I continue to love this series with my whole heart and highly recommend this installment!
Thank you Kensington for the free advanced copy of this book in exchange for an honest review
Another amazing book in the Erin McCabe series! This one opened so hard and fast with so much action I was immediately and happily dragged into the story. For starters, I continue to worship Erin as a main character. I love her so much and her arc in this story is absolutely amazing. She had great internal conflict between the continued effects of the events of the last book and her life choices in this book. And of course, I continue to love the side characters. Mark and Peg and Sean and Liz are all amazing! And Swish was the best! I loved getting to see him practicing law more. I think I am finally learning to appreciate the court scenes, and I actually really enjoyed all of those scenes. The way the court became like a giant game of chess that truly had me riveted. I did struggle a bit with Jon, who I didn’t feel Erin connected with as much as she did with her clients in the other books. But I still really liked him by the end of the story. Overall, I continue to love this series with my whole heart and highly recommend this installment!
Thank you Kensington for the free advanced copy of this book in exchange for an honest review