May It Please The Court

I give this book a 3.5 stars rating. It wasn't edited or proofread very well, and although the story/plot was intriguing, it was overly verbose. There was lots of extraneous information that didn't add to the plot or move the story forward. Early on, I felt like I was reading a script for Telemundo - a very cheesy script. I did finish the book because I was curious how it was going to end, and I was half right about the "bad guys". I might read another book by this author, but I wouldn't commit to it.

I can count on one hand the number of books I haven't read to the end. This is one of them. "Tedious" is the best word I can use to describe my experience. I made it 70 pages and just couldn't anymore.

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