Bodily Harm by Robert Dugoni opens with David Sloane and his partner Tom Pendergress winning a multi-million dollar medical malpractice suit against a well-known pediatrician Dr Douvalidis centered on the death of a young child. But the victory turns sour when the doctor commits suicide and an unlikely character, toy designer Kyle Horgan, contacts Sloane to tell him that he’s gotten it all wrong: Horgan admits he is the one ...

Color of Justice by J. Leon Pridgen II has a very high rating on Goodreads and that was what attracted me to this book. I was under the impression that it is a legal thriller, so I was expecting to be treated to exciting court trials. On that front, I was in for a big disappointment. The novel is at ...