A review by ladyash
Twenty-One Days by Anne Perry

3.0

I really wanted to love this first in a series about a young Barrister in 1910 London. I do love books about lawyers, and especially a good courtroom story. And there is a great group of supporting characters about whom I want to know more.

But the writing really threw me -- the dialogue was tough to follow, and people's described reactions sometimes didn't make sense. It all seemed just a few clicks "off" to me.

I will read the next in the series and hope the writing catches up to the story.

Thanks to Random House for the ARC.