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A review by martyfried
The Ophelia Cut by John Lescroart
4.0
Another fairly typical Lescroart novel, although this one deviated a bit. Oh, it had the usual Dismas Hardy widecracks, with Abe Glitsky's dry responses, a few humorous T-shirts, etc. But in this one, we're never sure if the accused is guilty or not, and the ending isn't that happy. But I'm not complaining; I think it's a good thing to break the mold now and then to keep us on our toes.
There is a fair amount of material that relates back to a previous book, "The First Law", so it would be very good if one was to read it before the current one. I usually like to read a series in order, so I knew all about it, and I'm sure it added to my enjoyment. It's not completely necessary, but you will be wondering what happened if you didn't read it first.
There is a fair amount of material that relates back to a previous book, "The First Law", so it would be very good if one was to read it before the current one. I usually like to read a series in order, so I knew all about it, and I'm sure it added to my enjoyment. It's not completely necessary, but you will be wondering what happened if you didn't read it first.