Overall rating and opinion of "The Impossible Mock Orange Trial (Ted Born Courtroom Series Book 1)" by Thad G. Long

[Hy Be]

It was a good read. I give this book five for its spectacular ending and yes the trial rooms verdict everything was perfect.

[Marina Flisvou]

Thad G. Long's "The Impossible Mock Orange Trial" is a legal thriller that'll have you hooked. It's all about a big legal showdown in the South Carolina sticks. You've got seasoned lawyer Ted Born facing off against the newbie, Dave Thompson, in a battle filled with race, ethics, and justice. Long's storytelling makes it a gripping read that anyone can enjoy, not just the legal eagles. I recommend it.

[Ram Uday Mahajan]

I found The Impossible Mock Orange Trial by Thad G. Long to be a captivating read. What I liked most about it was the intricate legal drama and courtroom suspense. Long's writing style is engaging and keeps the reader hooked. The book falls into the legal thriller genre, with elements of mystery and suspense woven into the narrative.

The cover and title are attention-grabbing, sparking curiosity about the story. The greatest lesson I learned from the book is the importance of perseverance and determination in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges.

I would certainly recommend this book to others, especially to those who enjoy legal thrillers and suspenseful courtroom dramas. It's a compelling page-turner that's sure to keep readers on the edge of their seats.

[Ram Uday Mahajan]

Thad G. Long's "The Impossible Mock Orange Trial" is a legal thriller that'll have you hooked. It's all about a big legal showdown in the South Carolina sticks. You've got seasoned lawyer Ted Born facing off against the newbie, Dave Thompson, in a battle filled with race, ethics, and justice. Long's storytelling makes it a gripping read that anyone can enjoy, not just the legal eagles. I recommend it.

Your comment has piqued my curiosity! A legal thriller set in South Carolina, with seasoned and novice lawyers battling it out on issues of race, ethics, and justice sounds intriguing. I'm excited to dive into this gripping narrative. Thank you for the recommendation!

[John Aburzzi]

This book is one of the best crime thrillers I have read. I was disappointed that I had to give it a rating of 3 out of 4 stars due to the number of errors I encountered. Reading about the manufacturing of tires was a little boring, but it was essential to the story's plot.

[Clauson Justin]

So, I rad the official review of this book and decided to give it a go. I am impressed at the authors depiction of the legal life. I think this is the first such book relating to law and courtrooms that I am seeing here. Unfortunately, I noticed some errors. If you are looking for a thriller, here it is.

[Jacob Mamman]

What a fascinating and skillfully written book! It was an interesting novel with some dramatic scenes (which I won't reveal here) that genuinely made my heart race.
It was fantastic and one of the most realistic trial novels I have ever read.
One of the best legal thriller books I've ever read, I should add. I'd rate it with five stars.

[Angie Fernandez]

Overall, I enjoyed the storyline in this book. The twists and turns were exciting, as well as the surprises throughout. Unfortunately, I was disappointed by the numerous errors and lack of professional editing. I wouldn't say I liked the author’s writing style either. His sentences were extremely long and he often included excessive details.

I would definitely call this a legal thriller. It was reminiscent of John Grisham’s legal novels with drama and courtroom emotion. The cover was okay, but I did enjoy learning the history behind the Mock Orange Tree. I may or may not recommend it to friends because of the numerous errors and writing style.

[Kutloano Makhuvhela]

The skillful execution of this book was outstanding. I loved the elements that were infused. They made the book come alive. It popped and oozed with character. I would rate it full four stars out of four because it impressed me. And I would recommend it to whoever who would listen.

[Meghan Soderholm]

I was hooked from the first page of the book. At first, I thought the case would favor a particular side, but a shocking turn of events kept me on my toes the entire time I read. I am usually not a fan of court case books, but this one was for the books. I can't wait to write my review and give it the perfect rating it deserves.

[Gee-Q Mdluli]

I thoroughly enjoyed "The Impossible Mock Orange Trial" for its clear writing style, and the way it weaved suspense and mystery. The cover and title were eye-catching, hinting at the intriguing story within. I'd definitely recommend it to fans of legal thrillers.

[Anil G]

Reading all the praises of authors realistic writing skills of legal novels pulling me towards reading this book. Will surely read this after finishing my current book.

[PanwarP]

This one is a legal thriller, in my opinion. This kind of literature is usually dry and dull to me. I enjoyed this one. It had me wondering what would happen in the end. The writing style is appealing to me because it has a smooth transition between sentences and simple word flow.

[Jane Honda]

One crime thriller that got me sitting at the edge of my seat from start to finish is so intriguing and mind-blowing definitely a five star book for me.

[Chioma Oz]

What a captivating and masterfully crafted book! This novel held my attention with its gripping and heart-pounding moments, particularly those I won't spoil here. It stands out as an exceptionally realistic legal thriller, making it one of the finest in its genre. I wholeheartedly give it a five-star rating.