Pigs: A Trial Lawyer's Story

Rating:
Summary: Almost as Gripping as Grisham
Review: Judge Mark Munger of Duluth, Minnesota has drafted a trial lawyer's story to rival John Grisham.

Pigs died out on Dean Anderson's family farm in Becker County. Was it because of the feed? Or negligence of the Andersons? Will the greedy multinational Farm & Feed Company be held responsible? And what's up with that trooper juror?

The tale is taut and the characters well drawn. The good news is that this is a fine quality Trade Paperback (not Mass Market) from the Cloquet River Press. The bad news is that this regional press evidently does not have the editorial staff and checkers of the major Houses. This reader found the repeated confusion of the possessive ("the Anderson's") with the plural ("the Andersons") quite irksome and distracting as well as the headspinning often-within-the-same-paragraph switching from proper to improper nouns: Melanie said whatever as the redhead went out the door. Julie talked as the writer cooked supper. Melanie *is* the redhead and Julie *is* the writer! This detracts from the overall enjoyment of the book, but the tale is well worth the trip Up North. Reviewed by TundraVision, Amazon Reviewer.

Rating:
Summary: I Would Highly Recommend This Book!
Review: Suspenseful from beginning to end! I couldn't put this book down! A wonderfully well written story that I would highly recommend!