Another exciting installment in this legal thriller series.
This third book has Sasha McCandless keeping busy in her solo practice. She’s recently lured a former legal assistant from her former employer, so she has a little help around the office. It does come as a surprise, however, when that firm asks her to represent the husband of one of their partners — Ellen Mortenson — when he is accused of killing her. Now, Sasha has never had a criminal defense case, but that doesn’t seem to matter. In a crazy twist, she soon finds herself with another client after yet another female partner in the firm has been murdered. Dubbed the Lady Lawyer Killers, both men proclaim their innocence and Sasha is determined to find out the truth.
Again, this was fast-paced with a good story line that keeps the reader guessing even though we have some inside information. Sasha always has just the right connections to find people who can help her do what needs to be done. I really enjoy all the legal details and descriptions as well. The characters are all a little flawed which makes them relatable and interesting. I am looking forward to reading the next installment.
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