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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Second novel in the attorney Willa Jannson mystery series.,
By A Customer
This review is from: A Radical Departure (Mass Market Paperback)
> This book follows _Where Lawyers Fear to Tread_. Willa's
passed the bar and now working as a underpaid associate with
legendary radical lawyer Julian Warneke's firm. The only
problem is: Warneke gets poisoned at a posh restaurant, and
the media love the coincidence of Willa's presence, given
the previous "law school murders."> Willa's left-wing parents, especially her mother, have a larger role in this novel than in the earlier one. For example, they have been Warneke's clients for some 15 years' worth of picketing and slammer time. > The series is a good read, with a likeable, realistic heroine who smokes a little dope when she gets stressed and doesn't have all the answers all the time. |
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A Radical Departure by Lia Matera (Mass Market Paperback - October 13, 1991)
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